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Die zweidimensionale Differenzialgleichung y ́=f(x,y) kann als Richtungsfeld interpretiert werden. Bei ihrer Integration können kommerzielle Finite Elemente (FE) Programme ohne zusätzlichen Programmieraufwand genützt werden, sofern diese Programme Optionen zur Berechnung orthotroper Wärmeleitungsprobleme haben. Die zu integrierende Differenzialgleichung mit beliebiger Berandung wird als FE–Modell mit thermischen 2D–Elementen idealisiert. Ihre orthotropen Wärmeleitfähigkeiten werden mit k1=1 und k2=0 vorgegeben.

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Explicit Simulations of Wrinkle Formation Due to Web Nonuniformity

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SIMULIA COMMUNITY NEWS #19 May 2018ELECTROMAGNETICS POWERING INNOVATION

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Fuji Xerox uses CST Studio Suite for EMC-compliant Printer Design

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Drayson Technologies develops innovative energy harvesting technology with CST Studio Suite

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Modern engine architectures need compact designs driven by vehicle package constraints. Furthermore, an engine should fit into several vehicle applications and parts have to be modified to match all package configurations. The optimization of the individual parts and the system by Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) may help to minimize or even delete these drawbacks. Meanwhile, there are several powerful optimization methods for three-dimensional flows on the market. While comparing their strengths and weaknesses, efficiency and easy handling are also important for engineers in research and product development. In this paper, a combined optimization strategy using CFD topology optimization followed by a shape optimization is presented using the software tools Tosca Fluid and STAR-CCM+.

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Rise of a Monstrous Robot, called "Tradinno", in SIMPACK

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Kings, Star Wars, and Uri Geller

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The Use of SIMPACK on the All New Jaguar XK

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Operational loads measurement and design optimization of a gold mine rail hauling system showing fatigue cracks

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Abaqus-EDEM Coupling: Virtual Equipment Design using Realistic Bulk Material Loads

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Microseismic surveys have demonstrated the abundance of natural fractures where shear slippage occurs due to hydraulic fracturing. These natural fractures and their intersection with hydraulic fractures significantly complicate the optimization of hydraulic fracturing strategies especially in shale resources with multiple simultaneous or sequential stimulation stages. The clusters’ hydraulic connection within a stage may substantially influence the hydraulic fracture propagation pattern considering the highly variable perforation efficiencies of clusters. These complexities promote the proposed developments in our poro-elastic cohesive zone models for hydraulic fracturing in Abaqus.

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