ANSYS nCode DesignLife 14.0 64bit
ANSYS nCode DesignLife 14.0 64bit | 760.0 mb
The combination of reliable ANSYS structural mechanics technology and industry-leading simulation platform with time-tested durability capabilities from HBM delivers a product that is ideal for predicting product life.
About ANSYS, Inc.
Founded in 1970, ANSYS employs over 1,700 employees, and many of them are engineers with advanced degrees and extensive training in fields such as finite element analysis, computational fluid dynamics and design optimization. ANSYS is passionate about pushing the limits of its world-class technology, so our customers can turn their design concepts into successful, innovative products.
Overview
nCode DesignLife provides fatigue life prediction from finite element results to answer the question "how long will it last?" or "will it pass the test?" before you even have prototype. Go beyond simplified stress analysis and avoid under or over-designing your products by simulating actual loading conditions.
For over 25 years, nCode products have established a reputation for leading fatigue technology, pioneering the world’s first commercial off-the-shelf FEA-based fatigue tool, P/Fatigue*, in the early 1990’s. Since then nCode products have continued to evolve, staying ahead of the competition. nCode DesignLife, our latest product solution, is optimized for today’s large model sizes and realistic loading schedules. Unique capabilities include the ability to simulate shaker tests by predict fatigue analysis in the frequency domain.
In use by major OEMs and their suppliers around the world, DesignLife is the easiest to use, most powerful and flexible CAE fatigue and durability software on the market.
ANSYS nCode DesignLife 14.0 64bit
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Name: ANSYS nCode DesignLife
Version: 14.0 64bit
Creator: www.ansys.com
Interface: english
OS: Windows XP / Vista / Seven
Size: 760.0 mb
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