The Digital Twin Blog.
This Tip & Trick will expose a common misunderstanding about sandwich structures, causing designers to often overestimate their overall stiffness or to stiffen them in a less than optimal fashion.
Fluid flow can be broadly categorized into three regimes: laminar, transitional, and turbulent. In laminar flow, the fluid remains stratified and no mixing occurs beyond molecular diffusion.
When assembling parts, creating and editing meshes and setting-up simulations, NX tools are often used repetitively.
This post-processing Tip & Trick will show how to efficiently use predefined Femap API and a customized toolbar for laminates.
This Tips & Trick shows how you can use the results from a coarse finite element simulation to assess potential delamination in a curved composite material.
WatSat, a University of Waterloo student design team, today announced they received an in-kind software grant from Siemens Digital Industries Software and Maya HTT.
This Tips & Trick shows how to display a fem’s 2D element thickness values. In addition, NX lets you create a field of 2D element thicknesses, which you can reuse in the same or different model.
Siemens’ comprehensive Simcenter 3D is now available on Rescale’s on-demand, dynamically scalable, cloud simulation and high-performance computing (HPC) platform.
This Tips & Trick shows how to use NX to create CAD geometry from a FEM part, so that it can be operated on using regular CAD modeling commands.
This Tips & Trick shows how you can overlay the critical ply ID and load case ID on laminate element contour plots using Advanced Post Report in NX Laminate Composites (NXLC).
This tips and Tricks shows how to use the Mechanical Load Summary command in NX to compute the total forces and moments for the active structural analysis solutions or sub cases.
This tips and tricks shows how to use NX Laminate Composites to identify a core ply and to automatically compute 13 and 23 core shear failure index, margin of safety, and strength ratio results.