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Bolted Connections In ABAQUS FEA – Four Levels Of Complexity

Bolts are one of the most common ways to connect parts together. They have a high strength capacity and they are great to use when disassembly is necessary. It is important to correctly model these when developing FEA methodology with ABAQUS, but the modeling approach can vary quite a bit. In this blog, we’ll examine

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Fidelis Helps Defense Contractor After Physical Prototyping Nightmare – Fidelis Example Projects

Fidelis’ FEA services team has helped customers with a whole host of different engineering challenges, utilizing simulation to provide invaluable design direction and reduce product development costs. Here, we take a look at just one example of that, with the goal of highlighting our capabilities, process and, ultimately, the value we provided to the customer.

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Heat Transfer In FEA – Conduction, Convection and Radiation

Heat transfer is a huge factor to consider in so many industries, including propulsion, electronics, manufacturing, and HVAC. There are three modes by which this can happen – conduction, convection, and radiation. In this blog, we will go through the basics of these modes and how we can implement them in Abaqus CAE. Conduction Conduction

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Moment Of Inertia, Moment Of Area – What’s The Deal?

Isaac Newton defines inertia as the tendency of objects in motion to stay in motion, and objects at rest to stay at rest, unless an outside force changes its speed or direction. However, if you’ve been in the realm of mechanical design for any length of time, you’ll likely have heard the term “moment of

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Phase Diagrams In Materials Science – What Are They And Why Do They Matter?

Phase diagrams are essentially maps that illustrate the conditions under which different phases (solid, liquid, gas) of a substance coexist at equilibrium. They serve as valuable tools for scientists and engineers across various fields, including chemistry, physics, materials science and chemical engineering, enabling prediction of the states of matter under different conditions of temperature and

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Linear Buckling Analysis In FEA – How Does It work?

Buckling is a sudden, uncontrollable failure phenomenon occurring in thin structures subjected to compressive stresses. For the material to fail in buckling, the compressive stresses do not have to reach the ultimate compressive stresses that the material is capable of withstanding. This failure phenomenon can occur in different types of structural members like columns, beams,

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