Simulation, digital engineering and AI at Pankl Racing Systems
Whether in motor racing or luxury automobiles, the demands that customers place on engines, drive systems and chassis components from Pankl are very ...
Posts about Mechanics (2)
Ansys 2024 R1: Keyword Manager for the full power of LS-DYNA
Simulations of nonlinear dynamics can be used more easily thanks to the integration of LS-DYNA into Ansys Workbench. In addition, the Keyword Manager ...
NVH toolkit – Bringing Test & Simulation Together
Measurements are usually time-consuming and cost intensive. However, they can help to better define uncertain simulation parameters such as material ...
Distorted Metal 3D-Prints? Try ANSYS Process Simulation
Additive manufacturing (AM) has surpassed the peak of its hype curve and new challenges await on the way to industrialization. While design freedom ...
Contact Pressure Analysis in Ansys – A Tough Nut?
Contact calculations are ubiquitous in structural mechanics, and metrics like penetration and contact stiffness are constant companions. This article ...
Stiffness Boost Thanks to Composite Simulation
To achieve top performance in road cycling, the focus is increasingly on the perfect frame - lightweight, stiff, and aerodynamic. Learn in this ...
Reduce components for system simulation
Digital twins of mechanical systems often require the simulation of the dynamic behavior of the components. With SPMWrite, there is a reduction ...
Screw loose? Quick dimensioning with Discovery!
They are practical, flexible, economical to implement, and we all know them: bolts. In this article, we will use a machine housing to demonstrate a ...
Ansys – on the path to artificial intelligence?
In “The Matrix”, Neo lives in a virtual world where spoons can bend, and physical boundaries can be exceeded. Ok - we aren’t quite there yet, but the ...
Python Scripting in Ansys Discovery - Only for Nerds?
Do you know this? You edit your geometry in Ansys Discovery and repeat the same sequence of operations over and over again. Quite annoying, isn't it? ...
