Consists of modeling products and systems in a virtual environment, with the aim of finding and solving possible structural or performance problems (or existing problems). In this way, the aim is to predict how a product will react to different physical effects such as forces, vibration, fatigue, heat, movement, fluid flow, etc.
FEA is the practical application of the finite element method (FEM analysis), which is used to mathematically model and numerically solve complex structural, fluid and multiphysical problems. Finite element calculation can be used in a wide range of sectors, such as automotive, aeronautics, oil&gas.
At SDEA_Engineering Solutions we use Ansys as a regular work tool for analysis and simulation because it is industry oriented, as well as other similar commercial and non-commercial software.
FEA decomposes a real object into a large number of finite elements. Mathematical equations predict the behaviour of each element. A computer then adds together all the individual behaviours to predict the real behaviour of the object.
The subcategories we work with are:
FEA SDEA_Engineering Solutions presents an ample portfolio of projects for a whole range of vibrations analysis, where we studied the behaviour of parts and structures
FEA Design by analysis is gradually overtaking the use of more traditional vessel design by rules in the pressure vessel industry. More demanding designs in
FEA Numerical analysis of steel structures is being used increasingly to check and design these structures. SDEA_Engineering Solutions offers services regarding calculation of engineered structures
FEA The team in SDEA_Engineering Solutions has significant experience in the multi-physics based simulation of induction heating processes for a range of industrial applications such
FEA Structures or assemblies might be subjected to static [typically pressure and thermal among environmental] and cyclic loading during service, accumulating irreversible damage due to
FEA SDEA’s engineering team has broad experience optimizing heating systems and even doing the assessment of different heating technologies. From coupled FEA-CFD heat dissipation studies,
