Engineering Day | Webinar
The microstructure of materials can now be controlled by additive manufacturing process with 3D printers. For example, it is possible to reduce the weight of a material by creating voids. This is expected to be superior to composite materials such as CFRP. This is not the only important feature. The material properties can be freely controlled by designing the voids as well.
In order to design such materials with a high degree of freedom, it is recommended to use virtual material tests and a data science approach that effectively utilizes the big material database obtained through those tests.
In this presentation, we will introduce an analysis case including an operational demonstration where a linked solution between Multiscale.Sim and Ansys Granta MI is used to achieve this.
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Using this technique, all material constants can be evaluated without expensive experimental campaigns.
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CASE STUDY
This technical article describes how high-end numerical Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations were applied to mimic the realistic operating conditions of a Ventricular Assist Device (VADs) and analyze its hemodynamics in order to identify potential areas for optimization of the device’s performance, safety and efficacy.
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