Structural integrity (FEA/FEM)

Our FEA experts will guide you solve your product engineering challenges either if it is purely structural challenge or if there is a multi-physics challenge (i.e. thermal, shock and structural):

  • Stress analysis (stress-strain tensors, force-displacement, deformation) of parts or assemblies

  • Static and dynamic analysis (vibration, shock, modal, drop/tumble test)

  • Linear and non-linear deformation (i.e. elastic and plastic deformation)

  • Life cycle, fatigue, strength and durability

  • Heat, Thermal and CFD analysis

  • Crack and failure propagation

  • 3D printing and AM (additive Manufacturing) process optimization

  • Injection Molding analysis of various grades of Polymers to minimize manufacturing inherent flaws

Some of our projects include:

  • Femur bone implant: non-linear analysis of a femur bone implant to replace the fractured bone (biomedical industry)

  • Guide Catheter: Finite element simulation of a guide catheter movement (biomedical applications)

  • Smart glass: root causing the crack problem in the drop test of a smart frame glass (AR/VR consumer electronics)

  • Headphone/ear phone: designing metal alloy parts of an earphone to address cyclic loading failure

  • Tablet: housing crack failure optimization during drop and tumble tests

  • Smart ring (sport’s wear): Managed design optimization of permanent plastic deformation of several metal alloys during assembly of micro-electronic components

  • Smart speaker: Optimized polymer cracks in plastic parts coming in contact with consumers’ skin

Other FEA/FEM capabilities include:

  •   Static buckling of structures (micro/ macro level analysis)

  •   Nonlinear Stress-Strain analysis in various range of materials such as elastoplastic, hyperelastic, temperature dependent, and coupled physics (piezoelectric)

  •   Nonlinear contact of structures considering aspects such as bolt preload or initial gaps/ interferences

  •   Parametric Design to determine the sensitivity of a system to specific variables

  •   Optimization of a system to meet specific design criteria

  •   HPC (High Performance Computing) capabilities