Ansys Twin Builder
Create, Validate and Deploy your Digital Twin
Ansys is a software suite of Ansys Inc.
Ansys is a software suite of Ansys Inc.
Ansys Twin Builder is an open solution that allows engineers to create simulation-based digital twins – digital representations of assets with real-world or virtual sensor inputs. These can be deployed to manage the entire lifecycle of products and assets.
The digital twin simulation paradigm allows to increase efficiencies over time, scheduling maintenance around predictive methodologies that become more accurate with real-world testing and response. By implementing Ansys Twin Builder, it is possible to improve top-line revenue, manage bottom-line costs and both gain and retain a competitive advantage.
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EnginSoft’s cost-effective solution was successfully created in collaboration with F4E’s expert teams after numerous years spent developing and testing tools, algorithms and customized interfaces in each phase of the Electromagnetic FEM analysis workflow.
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In this article, we present a procedure to investigate the thermo-mechanical effects produced by the particles of an extremely focused beam hitting a material target spot.
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The ultimate goal of the study was to optimize the Drift Chamber’s performance in terms of stiffness, strength and weight o be mounted on the Mu2e particle detector at FermiLAB in Chicago
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Marelli Motori engineers use Ansys multiphysics solutions to custom-design motors and generators to solve challenges in hydropower, cogeneration, oil and gas, civil and commercial marine transport, military applications, and ATEX applications involving motors and generators in explosive atmospheres, among other applications.
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