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    Computer-aided engineering (CAE) uses computer software to help with engineering analysis tasks like finite element analysis (FEA), computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and multibody dynamics (MBD). CAD is used for designing 3D models while CAE tests characteristics like material strength and fatigue life. To validate designs, companies use analytical, numerical, and experimental methods. Analytical methods provide exact results but have limitations. Numerical methods can solve complex problems faster using simulations. Experimental testing considers real-world factors but is more time-consuming.

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    Computer-aided engineering (CAE) uses computer software to help with engineering analysis tasks like finite element analysis (FEA), computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and multibody dynamics (MBD). CAD is used for designing 3D models while CAE tests characteristics like material strength and fatigue life. To validate designs, companies use analytical, numerical, and experimental methods. Analytical methods provide exact results but have limitations. Numerical methods can solve complex problems faster using simulations. Experimental testing considers real-world factors but is more time-consuming.

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    Computer-aided engineering (CAE) uses computer software to help with engineering analysis tasks like finite element analysis (FEA), computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and multibody dynamics (MBD). CAD is used for designing 3D models while CAE tests characteristics like material strength and fatigue life. To validate designs, companies use analytical, numerical, and experimental methods. Analytical methods provide exact results but have limitations. Numerical methods can solve complex problems faster using simulations. Experimental testing considers real-world factors but is more time-consuming.

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    Computer-aided engineering (CAE) uses computer software to help with engineering analysis tasks like finite element analysis (FEA), computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and multibody dynamics (MBD). CAD is used for designing 3D models while CAE tests characteristics like material strength and fatigue life. To validate designs, companies use analytical, numerical, and experimental methods. Analytical methods provide exact results but have limitations. Numerical methods can solve complex problems faster using simulations. Experimental testing considers real-world factors but is more time-consuming.

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    ELEATION’s On-Campus Placement

    Program - 2023
    What is CAE ?
    Computer-aided engineering (CAE) is the broad usage of computer software
    to aid in engineering analysis tasks. It includes Finite Element Analysis (FEA),
    Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Multibody dynamics (MBD),
    Optimization, etc.
    Difference Between CAD and CAE
    CAD is about creating or generating 3D model (Design).
    CAE is about testing its characteristics (Material, Strength, Life…) using engineering methods.
    Effects of Vibration Effects of Vibration

    Fatigue Life Stress due to Dynamic Load


    All these products / parts / assemblies are upgrading as per market requirements.
    Maximum parts / assemblies / components / products come with guarantee or warrantee

    For any part / component / product manufacturer to give guarantee or warrantee, first the company should know:
    • What loads this part can take
    • For how much duration this component will survive
    • If in case it fails then failure location
    • What material is best suitable for this component
    • And many more…

    To Answer these questions companies have 3 ways:


     Analytical
     Numerical
     Experimental

    This is also called as design validation


    There are 3 Methods to Validate any Design:

    Analytical Numerical Experimental


    There are 3 Methods to Validate any Design:

    Analytical Numerical Experimental

    Advantages: Advantages: Advantages:


    1. It gives 100% accurate 1. We can solve real life 1. Physical / Manufacturing
    results complicated problems errors can be considered in
    2. Results can be achieved Results.
    Disadvantages: faster. 2. Actual Measurements
    1. Only find the results if 3. Results can be achieved on
    you have formulas Entire Geometry. Disadvantages:
    2. Time Consuming 4. Applicable even if a 1. Time Consuming and need
    3. Accuracy can’t be physical prototype is not expensive set up
    believed blindly available. 2. Applicable only if Physical
    4. Calculations can be Prototype is available.
    done only on single 3. Minimum of 3 to 5 prototypes
    point. must be tested
    “Engineers create future only if they can predict it and are prepared for it”

    keep learning new technologies to achieve the Goal

    hr@eleation.com

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