28th November, 2012 - Munich, Germany
The ADF/German Users Group Meeting is a free, one-day event that provides an opportunity to view presentations of interesting and informative papers from customers and partners working in the microwave & RF industry, as well as from research and educational institutions. It also provides an excellent opportunity to network and collaborate on industry issues and trends.
24-26th October, 2012 - Kassel, Germany
The Numerical Simulation Conference hosted by CADFEM & ANSYS Germany - EnginSoft Germany will be one of the exhibitors.
16-17th October, 2012 - Frankfurt, Germany
State-of-the-art Multiphysics CAE Simulation - EnginSoft Germany will be presenting a paper.
The aim of this study was to reduce the weight of the world’s tallest aluminum mast for a new series of single mast sailing yachts manufactured by Perini Navi under the brand name Salute. The planned mast had a length of 140 to 168 feet (50 to 60 meters) high and needed to account for all the requirements related to structural instability, in order to ensure the best performance under operational conditions. Learn more ...
The scope of this study was to simulate the entire production process of a Hex M26 nut, manufactured on a four-station automatic press. The aim was to replicate the die filling routines at each station in order to evaluate and ultimately improve the quality of the part. The insertion of the nylon washer into the hex nut was also simulated in order to identify the most suitable die design that would guarantee a correct snap-fit. Learn more ...
In 2008 Campagnolo decided to create a new sport cycling wear line (for both professionals and amateurs), starting from the design of a new and revolutionary pad for bike shorts. The new pad was conceived from the beginning to give the cyclist a feeling of lightness and comfort, coming from the choice of materials, the pad shape and its superior saddle isolation. Learn more ...
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