midas FEA NX
midas FEA NX is the advanced finite element analysis tool for civil and structural engineering applications. It can model and analyze localized zones using 2D and 3D elements and perform refined method analysis. Midas FEA NX is essential for complex geometry and its advanced solver and analysis visualization is used by many in the industry to prove structural redundancy. Its ability to perform nonlinear analysis, dynamic time history analysis, geotechnical analysis, concrete cracking analysis and more, allows for in-depth and highly accurate structural analysis.
Advanced Capabilities
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Concrete Crack Analysis |
Static Analysis |
Reinforcement Analysis |
Bucking Analysis |
Eigenvalue Analysis |
Response Spectrum Analysis |
Time History Analysis (Linear/Nonlinear) |
Static Contract Analysis |
Interface Nonlinearity Analysis |
Heat of Hydration Analysis |
Construction Stage Analysis |
Heat Transfer Analysis |
Nonlinear Analysis |
Slope Stability Analysis |
Seepage Analysis |
Consolidation Analysis |
Coupled Analysis (Fully/Semi) |
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Why midas FEA NX?
What do you like best?midas FEA NX software was specially developed for structural engineering and has unique functions include construction stage analysis, creep, and post-tensioning. I had to consider all these effects together with a project with solid elements, and there were not many choices other than midas FEA NX software. The analysis process and results were both satisfactory and reliable. Finally, the 3D modeler is relatively easy to use and one of my favorite tools.
Dr. Seungwoo Lee
What do you like best?Every engineer has a favorite program that they use; mine is midas FEA NX. midas FEA NX software makes complex structural modeling simple and fun. midas FEA NX has a vast array of material properties, loading types, and tools to solve, if not every, most intricate structural problem.
Daniel E. Mariscal, PE
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