T-Flex Analysis - Features - Engineers - Loading - Analysis Calculations
T-FLEX Analysis
Features and Specifications
T-FLEX Analysis offers a wide spectrum of powerful tools to help engineers to
perform virtual testing and analysis for predicting the physical behavior under
various loading conditions. Fully integrated with T-FLEX CAD modeling software
T-FLEX Analysis allows you to test a design and run multiple iterations without
ever leaving T-FLEX CAD.
T-FLEX Analysis utilizes the T-FLEX CAD Model Tree, Properties dialog boxes,
command and menu structure, and many of the same mouse and keyboard commands, so
anyone who can design a part in T-FLEX CAD can analyze it without having to
learn a new interface. Plus, since T-FLEX Analysis uses native T-FLEX CAD
geometry, design changes made in a model are automatically updated for analysis
calculations.
Regardless of industry application, from aerospace to machine-tool, T-FLEX
Analysis provides significant product quality benefits; enabling engineers to go
beyond hand calculations and verify proof of concept for their designs. Quick
and inexpensive analysis often reveals non intuitive solutions and benefits
engineers by providing them with a better understanding of product
characteristics.
Field failures can lead to costly recalls and liability issues. T-FLEX Analysis
shows how a model will perform under real-world conditions before it is built.
The ability to perform quick and inexpensive design iterations prior to
releasing the design has become a critical competitive advantage. T-FLEX
Analysis enables designers to meet functional design specifications but not
waste materials helping to reduce cost of production, shipping, and packaging.
T-FLEX Analysis Capabilities
Linear static studies calculate displacements, reaction forces, strains,
stresses, and factor of safety distribution. Static analysis can help you avoid
failure due to high stresses. Various structural loads and restraints can be
specified including force, pressure, gravity, rotational load, bearing force,
torque, prescribed displacement, temperature, etc.
Frequency analysis calculates the natural frequencies and the associated mode
shapes. When a body is subject to a vibrating environment, frequency studies can
help you avoid failure due to excessive stresses caused by resonance. It also
provides information to solve dynamic response problems.
Buckling studies help avoid failure due to buckling which refers to sudden large
displacements due to axial loads. Buckling analysis provides the lowest buckling
load which is of interest.
Thermal studies calculate temperatures, temperature gradients, and heat flow
based on heat generation, conduction, convection, and radiation conditions.
Thermal analysis can help you avoid undesirable thermal conditions like
overheating and melting.
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