In this month’s tips and tricks video, I share a tip and trick that is helpful in post-processing when you are working with multiple plots, especially if you have a parametric sweep. Click below to watch me walk you through the process. We have included the video transcription below to help you follow along. There’s […]
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In the fast-paced landscape of technological development, companies often find themselves racing against time to complete their projects. The pressure of deadlines and the relentless competition to enter the market highlight the need for efficient and effective solutions. However, navigating these challenges can be daunting, especially when there’s a gap in experience or access to
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By Dr. Kyle Koppenhoefer and Dr. Scott Anson Using Forensic Finite Element Analysis (Forensic FEA) to Prove Legal Liability In our last blog, we discussed how engineers skilled in computational modeling can aid forensic engineers in discovering failure points in manufacturing plants or production facilities. We’ve all read the accounts in newspapers and online about
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In this month’s tips and tricks video, I share a tip I learned last month at the COMSOL Conference in Boston related to model voids. I will explain what voids are and how you can use them to improve your modeling workflow, particularly with the specific types of geometries I demonstrate. Click below to watch
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By Dr. Kyle Koppenhoefer and Dr. Scott Anson The Importance of Forensic Finite Element Analysis (Forensic FEA) We’ve all read the accounts in newspapers and online about manufacturing plants or production facilities that have had incidents or mishaps. It quickly becomes a critical issue when something unexpected happens, causing a system-wide or partial shutdown. Each
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We all love the benefits of improved electronics. Our cell phones are smaller, faster, use less power, and can be used all day without having to recharge. They also have higher performance, and the underlying technologies have also improved. But as they have grown smaller and improved, the need for electroplating to become more precise
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We’re thrilled to announce that Brian Dawson has joined AltaSim as our new Business Development Director. With his extensive background in mechanical engineering, project management, and strategic sales, Brian will help us build stronger client relationships and identify new business opportunities. Meet Brian: After earning a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from North Carolina
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Are you as eagerly anticipating the COMSOL Conference 2024 Boston from Oct. 2-4 as we are? We are thrilled that our senior engineer, Josh Thomas, will host a workshop and give an invited talk during the conference. At 11 a.m., Wed., Oct. 2, Josh will be one of three Invited Talks, where he will present
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The human body is a marvel of biological engineering, and one of its natural processes—sweating—plays a vital role in regulating body temperature. But human sweat, this seemingly innocuous liquid, is more than just water; it’s a complex solution of minerals, lactate, and urea, with sodium chloride being a major component. When sweat interacts with the
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In this month’s tips and tricks video, I will demonstrate with two different examples how to use the Transform feature to perform transformation of field variables from one coordinate system to another coordinate system. Click below to watch me walk you through the process. We have included the video transcription below to help you follow
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