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Introduction to Abaqus/CAE

This introductory course introduces you to Abaqus CAE, the interactive interface for Abaqus products. Abaqus CAE provides a complete interactive environment for creating Abaqus models, submitting andmonitoring analysis jobs and viewing and manipulating simulation results.

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Introduction to Abaqus/CAE
Durability Simulation Essentials

This course is an introduction to fatigue of metals on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform. Using a structural analysis that has been run in the Structural Scenario or Mechanical Scenario apps, the frames can be used to define a complex fatigue loading history. Depending on the material, the durability case can calculate either stress life or strain life damage, infinite life factors or FKM utilization along with other durability output. These can be used to redesign parts and assemblies in conjunction with the structural results.

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Durability Simulation Essentials
Getting Started with Physics Simulation

This interactive course is intended for on demand learning and is the prerequisite for many physics simulation courses (if you are new to using the 3DEXPERIENCE platform). Using physics simulation apps on the3DEXPERIENCE platform requires a baseline knowledge of how to log in to the platform, use 3DSearch to find and filter data, explore the data and manage maturity for the purpose of collaboration. The 3DEXPERIENCE native (desktop) apps and web interfaces (including dashboards) will be introduced in this course.

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Getting Started with Physics Simulation
Introduction to fe-safe/Rubber

This 2 Day course provides background information and hands on experience for calculating fatigue of elastomers using Abaqus and fe safe/Rubber.

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Introduction to fe-safe/Rubber
Introduction to Abaqus/Standard and Abaqus/Explicit

This introductory course introduces you to the analysis capabilities of Abaqus using the Abaqus keywords interface. It is the ideal way for those who will primarily use third party preprocessors to obtain a working knowledge of both Abaqus Standard and Abaqus Explicit to solve linear and nonlinear problems. The following products are covered: Abaqus Standard, Abaqus Explicit and Abaqus Viewer. If interested in the interactive interface of Abaqus, consider the Introduction to Abaqus course instead.

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Introduction to Abaqus/Standard and Abaqus/Explicit
Isight Component Development

Isight is a powerful tool for creating flexible simulation workflows using an extensive library of built in components. However, it is possible to extend this library by developing custom components which can provide interfaces to third party simulation codes and/or extend existing components via custom Plug ins using the power of the Java development language. This course covers the process of designing, building, publishing, debugging and testing custom components and Plug ins, utilizing the Isight SDK. The course is highly interactive with a strong emphasis on practical workshops using a standard Integrated Development Environment (IDE).

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Isight Component Development
Introduction to fe-safe

Durability is a requirement for product creation in many industries, because cycling loads can cause damage much sooner than a static load. This course introduces fatigue life calculations in fe safe and gives you an understanding of how to configure a fatigue analysis based on FEA solutions. These life results can be used to iterate on a design and improve the overall durability of the design. The course is divided into lectures and workshops. The course's workshops are integral to the training. They are designed to reinforce concepts presented during the lectures. They are intended to provide users with the experience of running and trouble shooting actual fatigue analyses.

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Introduction to fe-safe
Fatigue of Welds in fe-safe

This course covers simulating the number of cycles till fatigue failures at welds in welded structures. The methods are based on predicting a crack through a certain thickness, in welded structures at the welds (toe, root, throat, etc.; failure mechanisms in welds can be included). Both classification methods (such as BS5400 and BS7608) and structural stress methods (such as the Verity TMmodule in fe safe) are included. Examples are provided using FEA output models run in Abaqus, Ansys or Nastran. Not included is temperature dependent weld fatigue, or weld processes such as friction stir welding or similar. Non structural joining such as solder is not covered, nor is nonmetallic joining such as adhesive bonding.

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Fatigue of Welds in fe-safe
Modeling Extreme Deformation and Fluid Flow with Abaqus

Abaqus includes several advanced techniques for modeling extreme deformation and fluid flow. The pure Eulerian analysis capability in Abaqus Explicit allows for effective modeling of fluid flows and extremely large deformations in solids. Coupling the power of this capability with the traditional Lagrangian approach makes it possible to simulate complicated multiphysics phenomena such as fluid structure interactions where highly deformable materials interact with relatively stiff bodies. The need for modeling high velocity impacts, extremely violent fluid flows, and material phase changes requires the use of Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics, a meshless Lagrangian method capable of solving these challenging problems efficiently. This course aims at providing users with a solid understanding of the Coupled Eulerian Lagrangian (CEL) and Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamic (SPH) methods and illustrating approaches to setting up and analyzing real world problems using these advanced analysis methods.

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Modeling Extreme Deformation and Fluid Flow with Abaqus
GUI Customization with Abaqus

Increasingly, Abaqus is being applied to more routine, repeatable workflows and analysis procedures. These workflows can be captured using specialized Abaqus Process Automation tools. One of the more commonly used Process Automation tools is the Abaqus GUI Toolkit. The Abaqus GUI Toolkit provides programming routines that allow you to change the Abaqus graphical user interface (GUI) and build customized applications. Such applications can enable you to capture proven Abaqus centric workflows and methods for deployment to a wider range of users and generate Abaqus solutions more efficiently and reliably. This course covers basic syntax and the fundamentals of the Abaqus GUI Toolkit through a combination of lectures, examples and workshops. The hands on workshops are an integral component of learning about the Abaqus GUI Toolkit and represent a significant portion of the course experience. The workshops focus on distinct aspects of the GUI Toolkit and build upon each other in order to create a complete stand alone application.

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GUI Customization with Abaqus
Optimizing Engineering Methods with Isight

This course provides a brief overview of Isight and optimization before discussing nonlinear optimization theories and applications. Topics such as design space searching, multi objective optimization, optimization strategy, and multidisciplinary optimization are covered. Attendees will learn key differences between the optimization algorithms offered in Isight, how to choose the preferred method based on the problem, how to remedy issues with run time performance, and other topics relevant to improving the usage and value of Isight for real engineering optimization problems.

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Optimizing Engineering Methods with Isight
Structural Scenario Creation Essentials

This course is an introduction to structural and thermal simulation with the Structural Scenario Creation app on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform. It teaches you how to solve both linear and nonlinear static problems and basic linear dynamics problems.

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Structural Scenario Creation Essentials
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Amcor Rigid Packaging

Leading container manufacturer Amcor Rigid Packaging is continually looking for ways to reduce the amount of material used in beverage containers while keeping them strong and cost-effective to produce.

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Amcor Rigid Packaging
Fuji Xerox

By allowing some measurements to be replaced by simulation, CST Studio Suite reduced the number of physical prototypes needed, shortening the design process. With simulation, Fuji Xerox engineers were able to predict EMC problems before constructing the prototype and identify the mechanism behind any that did arise, making them easier to mitigate.

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Fuji Xerox
Convergentia

Simulation with CST Studio Suite, a SIMULIA simulation tool, made it possible for designs to be examined without the cost of constructing a prototype, and field visualization allows resonant components to be identified by eye

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Convergentia
eASIC

By using CST Studio Suite and partitioning the model, eASIC was able to achieve up to five-fold speed-up in its multi-level PCB and package simulations, when compared with simulation using the full model. This gave eASIC a significant speed advantage and helped them to shorten the design process.

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eASIC
FEops

Dassault Systèmes software has proven highly capable of accurately simulating the methods and complexities of heart-disease treatment. FEops can explore the application of their technologies to a wide range of heart-related fields, getting medical devices to market faster and helping patients everywhere.

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FEops
Zonneveld Ingenieurs

By using Abaqus FEA from Dassault Systèmes's brand, SIMULIA, to simulate ground movement during earthquakes, Zonneveld was able to design a novel solution that prevents structural damage during these events, while also making the building more sound proof.

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Zonneveld Ingenieurs
RETAL

RETAL uses Dassault Systèmes' 3DEXPERIENCE platform, including its integrated applications CATIA for design and SIMULIA for analysis and digital simulation

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RETAL
Claas

CLAAS adopted Dassault Systèmes’ 3DEXPERIENCE platform and its Single Source for Speed industry solution experience. Engineers and designers at CLAAS sites around the world have access to a unique source of product information that enables collaboration, design reuse, digital simulation before manufacture and consequently less waste and production corrections.

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Claas
Claas

CLAAS nutzt die 3DEXPERIENCE Plattform von Dassault Systèmes und die Single Source for Speed Industry Solution Experience.

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Claas
Teckdes

TECKDES partnered with Dassault Systèmes to better collaborate and transform its end-to-end processes through the 3DEXPERIENCE platform and its Perfect Package industry solution experience.

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Teckdes
Globe Trailers

Globe Trailers chose Dassault Systèmes’ 3DEXPERIENCE platform, and its Single Source for Speed industry solution experience to provide integrated design and simulation capabilities with a single view of the truth available globally in real time

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Globe Trailers
Georgia Institute of Technology

As the backbone for its virtual prototyping environment, the lab used the Dassault Systèmes’ Winning Program Industry Solution Experience, part of the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, including the CATIA, ENOVIA, SIMULIA and 3DVIA applications.

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Georgia Institute of Technology
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Blogs

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Game, Set, Match! Simulation of the Magnus Effect in Tennis

The Magnus effect is a well-known effect that impacts the motion of a spinning object through a fluid. One of the most common ways to experience the impact of this principle is through the motion of balls in sports. Indeed, this physics principal is used by amateurs and professional athletes in sports such as tennis, soccer, cricket, baseball etc. In the below example, we ask Nicolas Fougere, SIMULIA Fluids, Industry Process Consultant Manger, to walk us through a tennis ball simulation workflow.

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Game, Set, Match! Simulation of the Magnus Effect in Tennis
SiminSitu EU Project with 4RealSim

SIMULIA is delighted to work with engineering leaders and academics as they leverage simulation capabilities to help shape the future of their industry. We had the opportunity to interview 4RealSim, a company specializing in high-end numerical analysis services. During the interview, we discussed how 4RealSim uses Abaqus in the SimInSitu EU project (http://www.siminsitu.eu/). SimInSitu aims to develop sophisticated in-silico methods to predict the short- and long-term behavior of in-situ tissue-engineered heart valves (TEHV) by combining advanced tissue remodeling algorithms with a personalized virtual heart modeling approach. The method will be specifically developed to predict the complex transformation process of biodegradable heart valves from the initially synthetic scaffold into a fully remodeled and functional valve.

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SiminSitu EU Project with 4RealSim
Democratizing Engineering Analysis Through a Universal Material Subroutine

The recent webinar playback for Democratizing Engineering Analysis Through a Universal Material Subroutine with Dr. Ellen Kuhl from Stanford University and Dr. Mathias Peirlinck from Delft University of Technology is now available in the SIMULIA Community. Listen as they share their expertise on democratizing engineering analysis through a universal material subroutine.

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Democratizing Engineering Analysis Through a Universal Material Subroutine
Engineering Insights: Dr. Alison McMillan on Modeling Material Fatigue

The annual SIMULIA Regional User Meetings (RUMs) provide a forum for practicing engineers and researchers to exchange ideas and experiences in all aspects of simulation technology. Late last year, Alison McMillan, Professor in Aerospace Technology at Wrexham University, gave a presentation to RUM attendees in the UK, Fretting: Modeling mechanisms for material damage.

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Engineering Insights: Dr. Alison McMillan on Modeling Material Fatigue
Workflow for Patient-specific Femur Simulation

Hear from SIMULIA Champion, Professor Stefanie Feih of Griffith University, about how orthopedic surgical planning can now leverage patient-specific neuromusculoskeletal models to determine physiologically plausible muscle and joint contact forces comprising points/areas of application, magnitude, and direction. Finite element analysis (FEA) is subsequently employed to estimate stresses and strains in the implants and their host tissues throughout the complete gait cycle. These simulations, or digital twins, may facilitate validated implant designs and surgical placement, leading to improved surgical outcomes.

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Workflow for Patient-specific Femur Simulation
Impedance Simulation of Differential Transmission Lines Considering ESD Protection Diode Components

Transmitting high-bandwidth data between transmitter and receiver over a single twisted pair (STP) requires additional ESD (electrostatic discharge) protection components at transmitter and receiver sides. These protection components are mounted on the printed circuit board (PCB). With a data rate of 6 Gbps, the design of the PCB transmission line has to consider the ESD protection components in terms of signal integrity. In this blog article, we present the influence of the ESD protection component and the necessary layout optimization to preserve the signal integrity. Finally, we show the comparison between the simulation result and measurement.

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Impedance Simulation of Differential Transmission Lines Considering ESD Protection Diode Components
Simulation for Additive Manufacturing of a Marine Propeller

Additive manufacturing has great potential in the marine and offshore industry, helping naval engineers to build propellers that are lightweight and easy to repair. Simulation helps designers and AM process engineers to analyze residual stress in an AM component during the design phase and to optimize the printing process to improve strength.

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Simulation for Additive Manufacturing of a Marine Propeller
Why the High-Tech Industry Needs Multiphysics Simulation

The High-Tech industry is fast-moving and constantly reinventing itself in the face of trends such as wearables, VR/AR, private wireless networks and 5G and the coming 6G. Manufacturers face considerable challenges if they want to stay ahead of these trends and remain competitive. We spoke to several SIMULIA High-Tech industry specialists about the challenges of modern electronic design and how modeling and simulation (MODSIM) with a multiphysics approach is allowing leading manufacturers to tackle them.

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Why the High-Tech Industry Needs Multiphysics Simulation

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