GSAM - GTAM

GSAM - GTAM

GSAM - GTAM

GSAM and GTAM are products of Vanderplaats Research & Development, Inc.

GSAM

GENESIS Structural Optimization for Ansys Mechanical

GSAM (GENESIS Structural Optimization for Ansys Mechanical) is an integrated extension that adds topology, topography, freeform, sizing and topometry optimization to the Ansys environment. Designers benefit by automatically generating innovative designs in a reliable, robust and easy-to-use interface.

Benefits and Highlights

  • Generate Innovative Designs
  • Reduce Cost and Improve Performance
  • Reduce Engineering Time
  • Easily add structural optimization to existing Ansys workbench workflow
  • Fast and reliable structural optimization
  • Easy and Convenient to post-process optimization results

The Structural Optimization Capabilites include: Topology, Topography, Freeform, Shape Optimization with Domains (access through Design Studio), Sizing, Topometry, Mix of any of the above.

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GTAM

GENESIS Topology for Ansys Mechanical

GTAM (GENESIS® Topology for Ansys Mechanical) is an integrated extension that adds topology optimization to the Ansys environment. Designers benefit by automatically generating innovative designs in a reliable, robust, and easy-touse interface.

Benefits and Highlights

  • Support multiple loading conditions and different analysis systems including Static Structural, Modal, Linear Buckling, Harmonic and Random Vibrations
  • Several built-in responses for objectives and constraints such as strain energies, frequencies, mass, displacement, etc.
  • Several built-in manufacturing constraints for the designable region such as symmetries, casting, extrusion, etc.
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CASE STUDY

Optimally designing an artificial lung for extracorporeal life support

A CFD-based approach

The study described in this article was designed to obtain greater insight into the gas transfer mechanism at microscopic scale using computational fluid dynamics in order to accelerate design exploration to find the optimal solution.

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CASE STUDY

Tolerances analysis on a nitrogen spring

EnginSoft models technical product modifications to enable Special Springs to satisfy a customer request at the minimum cost

Special Springs commissioned EnginSoft’s engineers to calculate the production cost repercussions of a technical product modification requested by an important customer.

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Our competences in GSAM - GTAM

CASE STUDY

Plastic Film Dragging

The dynamics of flexible bodies as they interactthrough contact with other bodies

In this example, these features were tested by simulating the motion of a very thin plastic film (32µm) being dragged by two rollers.

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Lattice optimization with GENESIS and GSAM

New capability accelerates analysis time and enables determination of optimal lattice dimensions

With GENESIS or GSAM optimization tools, you can maximize additive manufacturing’s potential.

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CASE STUDY

Advanced strategies for the flow field optimization of a medical device

How to use a hybrid method of CFD analysis for product optimization and performance improvement while reducing the computational effort and the time required to achieve the results

Further reduction of the heat loss compared to the best design of the NSGA-II first phase design optimization: a further 4% gained

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