Design

Dassault Systèmes delivers new realistic simulation technology in Simulia’s Abaqus 6.11 release.

Dassault Systèmes announced new nonlinear structural optimization, coupled multiphysics, and high-performance computing technology available in Abaqus 6.11.

With new capabilities and more than 100 customer-requested enhancements, Abaqus 6.11 delivers on SIMULIA’s strategic commitment to provide scalable, high-quality realistic simulation solutions. SIMULIA customers in a range of industries—including aerospace, automotive, consumer packaged goods, energy, and life sciences—are using Abaqus to explore the real-world physical behavior of products and materials, in order to improve performance, reliability, and safety, while reducing development time and costs.  

 

The software  marks the first release of the Abaqus Topology Optimization Module (ATOM). This add-on product enables users to perform topology and shape optimization for single parts and assemblies, while taking into account large deformation, material nonlinearity and contact.

The product also introduces a new electromagnetics solution technology to solve problems requiring time-harmonic eddy current analysis, such as the hardening of a bearing surface due to induction. In addition, this release provides a new smoothed particle hydrodynamics capability for modeling violent free-surface flows, such as fluid sloshing. Additionally, customers will benefit from support for graphics processing units (GPU). 

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