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Structural verification in compliance with a reference standard is a fundamental aspect for the structural engineer. SDC Verifier is an all-in-one software that empowers engineers to streamline structural design, FEA analysis, and standard-compliant verification.
SDC Verifier technology allows you to perform an in-depth study on the load-bearing structures of large assemblies, modeled with Beam, Shell and Solid elements. In addition, it is capable to recognize automatically joints and welds in order to properly performs rule checks.
SDC Verifier allows you to carry out structural checks in compliance with the following Standards:
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Combines modeling, FEA analysis, design code verification, and report generation— eliminating the need for multiple software tools.
Works flawlessly with leading FEA software: Ansys, Femap, and Simcenter 3D.
Streamlines routine tasks, including design code checks, load combination calculations, structural element recognition, and report generation.
Delivers reliable and accurate analysis results.
Covers 40+ industry-specific standards for global application.
SDC for Ansys is a robust structural verification solution designed to integrate seamlessly with Ansys Mechanical. This powerful add-on enables engineers to streamline design compliance with industry standards, achieve greater material and cost efficiency, and automate reporting – all within their existing Ansys workflow.
Automate fatigue, buckling, weld, bolt, and custom design checks against an extensive standards library.
Work directly with your Ansys Workbench .wbpj models, eliminating unnecessary model transfers.
Quickly identify optimization opportunities based on cross-section, weld types, yield stresses, and plate thicknesses.
Generate comprehensive reports with plots, tables, and calculations with a single click – perfect for PLM/SPDM systems.
Utilize the open API to streamline processes and customize SDC for Ansys to suit specific needs.
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