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SIMULIA
Realistic Simulation News
May/June 2011
12
4
4 Customer Spotlight
MIT Man-Vehicle Laboratory Uses Abaqus to Explore and Improve Helmet Liner Design
16
16 Product Update
Abaqus 6.11, Isight 5.5 and V6R2012
Inside This Issue
12 Cover Story
Dutch Space Uses Abaqus to Virtually Test a Thermal Protection System
On the cover: Javad Fatemi
In Each Issue
3 ExecutiveLetter
Roger Keene, Vice President, World-Wide Operations
18 Customer Case Study
Rolls-Royce Uses Abaqus 2D Weld Simulation Tool to Model Complex Metal Fabrication Processes
SIMULIA Realistic Simulation News is published by Dassault Systèmes Simulia Corp. Rising Sun Mills 166 Valley Street Providence, RI 02909-2499 Tel. +1 401 276 4400 Fax. +1 401 276 4408 simulia.info@3ds.comwww.simulia.com Editor Tim Webb Associate Editor Karen Curtis Contributors Javad Fatemi (Dutch Space), Pasquale Carlucci and Christopher Mougeotte (U.S. Army—ARDEC, Picatinny Arsenal), Laurence Young, Andrew Vechart and Rahul Goel (MIT, Man Vehicle Laboratory), Inés Lama (Applus IDIADA), David Hodgson (RollsRoyce), Ivica Smojver (University of Zagreb), Silvestre Pinho (Imperial College of London), Parker Group,Rachel Callery, Matt Ladzinski, Jill DaPonte, and Jonathan Arata (SIMULIA) Graphic Designer Todd Sabelli
The 3DS logo, SIMULIA, CATIA, 3DVIA, DELMIA, ENOVIA, SolidWorks, Abaqus, Isight, and Unified FEA are trademarks or registered trademarks of Dassault Systèmes or its subsidiaries in the US and/or other countries. Other company, product, and service names may be trademarks or service marks oftheir respective owners. Copyright Dassault Systèmes, 2011.
6 Customer Case Study
Picatinny Arsenal Uses Abaqus to Analyze Armor Subjected to Blast Waves
20 Academic Update
• Silvestre Pinho, Imperial College London • University of Zagreb
8 Strategy Overview
Jon Arata, Industry Lead, Defense and Shipbuilding
22 Tips & Tricks
ATOM—Abaqus Topology Optimization Module
10 CustomerSpotlight
Applus IDIADA Uses FEA to Design-out Vehicle Squeaks and Rattles
23 Events & Technology Briefs
• 2011 RUM Schedule • New Technology Briefs
15 Alliances
CD-adapco: Validation of STAR-CCM+ and Abaqus Fully Coupled Co-simulationModel
MAY_SIM_Y11_VOL 1
Executive Letter
Advancing Simulation Technology and Methods—Together
I
t occurred to me, while listening to the GeneralLectures at our 2011 international SIMULIA Customer Conference in Barcelona, just how far we have come in the development of new and innovative analysis technology in Abaqus. A slew of advances such as Topology Optimzation, CFD, Electromagnetics, Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics, GPU support, XFEM and so much more (page 17) have been delivered even as we have expanded our entire solution portfolioto include Isight, the SIMULIA Execution Engine, and Simulation Lifecycle Management (page 16). Most intriguing though was the first glimpse of ExSight, our next generation analysis products built on the Dassault Systemes Version6 platform, which will offer unprecedented integration of Abaqus and Isight technology in an intuitive, collaborative and managed environment.
Roger Keene VicePresident, World-Wide Operations
The highlight of the 2011 SCC though was the 95 customer papers illustrating the breadth of the application of our analysis, process automation and optimization technology to explore and improve the performance of materials and products. The first keynote speaker, J. (Siva) Sivakumar, the Engineering Group Manager for General Motors Powertrain, set the stage for theconference by pointing out that— although CAE vendors have made vast improvements in simulation software over the years—it is ultimately the users that are at the heart of driving realistic simulation technology forward and making it an invaluable tool in the product development process. Anita Bestelmeyer, CAE Manager for BD, opened the conference on day two. She illustrated the positive impact...
Realistic Simulation News
May/June 2011
12
4
4 Customer Spotlight
MIT Man-Vehicle Laboratory Uses Abaqus to Explore and Improve Helmet Liner Design
16
16 Product Update
Abaqus 6.11, Isight 5.5 and V6R2012
Inside This Issue
12 Cover Story
Dutch Space Uses Abaqus to Virtually Test a Thermal Protection System
On the cover: Javad Fatemi
In Each Issue
3 ExecutiveLetter
Roger Keene, Vice President, World-Wide Operations
18 Customer Case Study
Rolls-Royce Uses Abaqus 2D Weld Simulation Tool to Model Complex Metal Fabrication Processes
SIMULIA Realistic Simulation News is published by Dassault Systèmes Simulia Corp. Rising Sun Mills 166 Valley Street Providence, RI 02909-2499 Tel. +1 401 276 4400 Fax. +1 401 276 4408 simulia.info@3ds.comwww.simulia.com Editor Tim Webb Associate Editor Karen Curtis Contributors Javad Fatemi (Dutch Space), Pasquale Carlucci and Christopher Mougeotte (U.S. Army—ARDEC, Picatinny Arsenal), Laurence Young, Andrew Vechart and Rahul Goel (MIT, Man Vehicle Laboratory), Inés Lama (Applus IDIADA), David Hodgson (RollsRoyce), Ivica Smojver (University of Zagreb), Silvestre Pinho (Imperial College of London), Parker Group,Rachel Callery, Matt Ladzinski, Jill DaPonte, and Jonathan Arata (SIMULIA) Graphic Designer Todd Sabelli
The 3DS logo, SIMULIA, CATIA, 3DVIA, DELMIA, ENOVIA, SolidWorks, Abaqus, Isight, and Unified FEA are trademarks or registered trademarks of Dassault Systèmes or its subsidiaries in the US and/or other countries. Other company, product, and service names may be trademarks or service marks oftheir respective owners. Copyright Dassault Systèmes, 2011.
6 Customer Case Study
Picatinny Arsenal Uses Abaqus to Analyze Armor Subjected to Blast Waves
20 Academic Update
• Silvestre Pinho, Imperial College London • University of Zagreb
8 Strategy Overview
Jon Arata, Industry Lead, Defense and Shipbuilding
22 Tips & Tricks
ATOM—Abaqus Topology Optimization Module
10 CustomerSpotlight
Applus IDIADA Uses FEA to Design-out Vehicle Squeaks and Rattles
23 Events & Technology Briefs
• 2011 RUM Schedule • New Technology Briefs
15 Alliances
CD-adapco: Validation of STAR-CCM+ and Abaqus Fully Coupled Co-simulationModel
MAY_SIM_Y11_VOL 1
Executive Letter
Advancing Simulation Technology and Methods—Together
I
t occurred to me, while listening to the GeneralLectures at our 2011 international SIMULIA Customer Conference in Barcelona, just how far we have come in the development of new and innovative analysis technology in Abaqus. A slew of advances such as Topology Optimzation, CFD, Electromagnetics, Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics, GPU support, XFEM and so much more (page 17) have been delivered even as we have expanded our entire solution portfolioto include Isight, the SIMULIA Execution Engine, and Simulation Lifecycle Management (page 16). Most intriguing though was the first glimpse of ExSight, our next generation analysis products built on the Dassault Systemes Version6 platform, which will offer unprecedented integration of Abaqus and Isight technology in an intuitive, collaborative and managed environment.
Roger Keene VicePresident, World-Wide Operations
The highlight of the 2011 SCC though was the 95 customer papers illustrating the breadth of the application of our analysis, process automation and optimization technology to explore and improve the performance of materials and products. The first keynote speaker, J. (Siva) Sivakumar, the Engineering Group Manager for General Motors Powertrain, set the stage for theconference by pointing out that— although CAE vendors have made vast improvements in simulation software over the years—it is ultimately the users that are at the heart of driving realistic simulation technology forward and making it an invaluable tool in the product development process. Anita Bestelmeyer, CAE Manager for BD, opened the conference on day two. She illustrated the positive impact...
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