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Electromagnetic heating of a spinach pizza

In the 19th century, it was discovered that spinach has an exceptionally high iron content. Today, iron is a widely used material in industry and an ...

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Sustainability through digital integration of material data, CAD, PLM, and simulation

Design for Sustainability optimizes products from the very earliest development phase, taking into account ecological, economic and functional ...

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Mechanical-thermal coupled simulation of a brake disk

The simulation of coupled mechanical-thermal phenomena, as in a brake disk, can take a very long time. A solution in a shorter time can be achieved ...

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AI, Engineering Expertise, Training Data and the Value of Uncertainty

CADFEM meets ... Kevin Cremans, one of the founders of the AI startup PI Probaligence and the brains behind the AI solution STOCHOS. In the ...

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The FEM mesh of the future - mastering complexity, automating the mesh!

Meshing is a key step in the finite element method (FEM) for achieving accurate simulation results. From theoretical principles to practical ...

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A workflow for effective transfections

Transfections, i.e. the introduction of foreign DNA or RNA into human cells to manipulate human genetic information, is a promising approach to help ...

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Verifiably strong with FKM: Proof of strength made easy

Are your components really as reliable as you think? An incorrect strength assessment can be quite costly. With the FKM guideline and Ansys, you can ...

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How Dieffenbacher uses automation for common simulation tasks

For companies today, having an innovative spirit is more important than ever. This can also mean simplifying work steps, as an example from the ...

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With Ansys and CADFEM for maximum performance of quantum networks

Miraex develops RF-photonic interconnects that provide a bridge between the microwave and optical portions of the electromagnetic spectrum. These ...

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Optical simulations for optimal lighting solutions

At night, when monuments, streets, parks and bridges are illuminated, metropolises like Paris take on a very special flair. To ensure that the ...

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Innovative simulation approach reduces energy consumption of large fans

Large industrial fans in ventilation systems ensure good air quality in tunnels, halls and spacious buildings. But this consumes a lot of energy – ...

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GPU Boost for Ansys Fluent

Using the computing power of graphics processing units (GPUs) opens up completely new possibilities for CFD simulations in terms of computing times ...

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