What is Buckling? Buckling is an important concept in engineering, which is used to predict the behaviour of structures under a certain load. The buckling load refers to the amount of load required before a structural member or whole structure begins to buckle, meaning it will fail. When a structure is at its buckling point, […]
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Why CFD to simulate basement car parks Basement car parks are where natural ventilation is not possible, for the reason a mechanically extract system should be used. For mechanically ventilated car parks, it should be meet certain objectives. Firstly, when the car park is in general use, it is important that the exhaust air produced
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Structural base frames are welded ISMB and ISMC section for the application for mounting Super Diesel Generator. The frame is provided with lugs for lifting proposes and mountings to position the engine and alternator setup. US MIL standards are used to test the structure for various conditions of road and road induced shock, vibration analyses.
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Charge Air Cooler (CAC) Turbochargers are used to compress the engine intake air to increase its density. But compressing the air increases its temperature as well as the pressure. This increase in temperature causes a portion of air to decrease in density. For this reason a Charge Air Cooler (CAC) is used to reject the
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A wind turbine or wind power plant is a device that converts kinetic energy from the wind into electric current. The most common topology is the Horizontal-axis wind turbine (HAWT). With the rapid development of the computer technology, the Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) technique has become an important tool to study flow field and structural
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For every Product developer, in order to reduce their development time, reduce risks of failure and unknow a need to ascertain the thermal aspects at the earlier stages in the design process. In earlier days, engineers used to do thermal analysis mainly by thumb ruling and simplified equation based calculations to validate design. With the
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When we are performing an finite element analysis of pressure vessel, storage tanks, agitators etc. we are always looking for ways to apply loads due to internal pressure of liquid stored inside the tank which constantly applies the pressure on the inner side of the shell. Applying Hydro-static pressure is the best and more reliable
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Fatigue has been around since we started making things. While we have always understood that every material will have a breaking point when it is overloaded, but engineers in mid-1800s became aware of the failure and coined it fatigue. Jean-Victor Poncelot was the first person to observe and coin the name “fatigue”, he was a
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A picture is worth a thousand words, a 3D Product animation can speak millions about the inventions and capabilities of the Product. 3D Product animations can be used to – Engage customer with close-up views. Provides customers to take a look at the engineering marvel inside the Product. Provides customers a view of different use
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Introduction Thermal analysis is a technique in FEA, where the numerical model solves the thermal equations using the thermal properties or loads defined by the analyst. It is useful to analyze problems such as heating/cooling of electronic components or the heating of EV batteries. Thermal analysis can give you an understanding about the assembly and
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