AutoFEM Analysis 1.7

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Date updated

May 17, 2012

Developer

AutoFEM Software LLP | (more products)

All time downloads

184

License / Price

Free Trial / $4995

Platform

Windows

Size

171.27 MB

Description of AutoFEM Analysis 1.7

A tool that provides the finite element analysis for AutoCAD users

AutoFEM Analysis is the finite element analysis software.

Key features

• Using AutoFEM Analysis, an AutoCAD user gets a possibility to solve the problem of finite-element modeling of various physical phenomena:
• Static analysis (analysis of structural stress and strain) - the AutoFEM Static Analysis module;
• Stress analysis for structures under cyclic loading action - the AutoFEM Fatigue Analysis module;
• Calculation of natural frequencies (resonances) of structures - the AutoFEM Frequency Analysis module;
• Calculation of critical load (the system's stability) - the AutoFEM Buckling Analysis module;
• Calculations of temperature (or distribution of temperature domains) - the AutoFEM Thermal Analysis module .
• The general algorithm of working with AutoFEM Analysis is as follows:
• First, the user should create a three-dimensional (3D) model of the product in the AutoCAD 3D environment.
• Then, without leaving AutoCAD, the user should create the problem of finite element analysis, referred to as the Study.
• The model is loaded into an AutoFEM Analysis Preprocessor integrated into AutoCAD.
• Using the Preprocessor, the user specifies external and internal parameters of simulated physical phenomena (finite element mesh, boundary conditions, materials, etc.) and transmits the Study to an AutoFEM Analysis processor.
• The AutoFEM Analysis processor creates and solves systems of algebraic equations in accordance with the finite element method. With the help of an AutoFEM Analysis post-processor, the user performs analysis of results and develops the accompanying documents, i.e. reports, video, avi, etc.
• Users of AutoCAD become able to perform the finite element analysis in the usual and familiar software environment.