MSC Nastran
Structural, dynamic and thermal analysis.
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Your software should fit your engineering questions and the way your team works. We help you identify requirements, strengthen simulation workflows and build practical knowledge.
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Tell us which physics you need to represent, your existing tools, the size of your team and the challenges you face. We can discuss modeling approaches, software options, technical support and training around those requirements.
MSC Software portfolio from Cadence
Tools we can discuss with you.
Adams
Multibody dynamics and motion simulation.
Product information for AdamsMSC Apex
Geometry preparation and finite element modeling.
Product information for MSC ApexPatran
Finite element pre- and post-processing.
Product information for PatranMarc
Nonlinear material, contact and structural behavior.
Product information for MarcCradle CFD
Fluid flow and heat transfer.
Product information for Cradle CFDProduct names identify the relevant tools. U.S. license availability, the contracting supplier and the scope of support are confirmed for each inquiry. A European partner relationship does not establish U.S. distribution rights.
Support for everyday engineering
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Discuss geometry preparation, meshing choices, model setup, solver behavior and result interpretation. We scope support around your application and the software environment in use.
Training built around the task
Define the participants, current experience and target skills. Training can focus on fundamentals or a specific modeling workflow, with exercises and review matched to the agreed scope.
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