In the FEM, the most critical question is “how many meshes do we need to get the correct (or reasonable) results?”
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In the previous blog basic finite element mesh explained, we have looked into several types of conventional elements within the 1D, 2D, and ...
Structural connections are usually the weakest part of a steel structure; however, they are rarely the subject of structural analysis. To si...
To ensure stable analysis performance and reliable result approximation, meshing is important. Meshing is the process to create finite eleme...
One of the objectives when designing structures is to prevent them from failures. Structural failure can happen when the structural elements...
This webinar shows Midas FEA NX's capability in simulating heat transfer within the structure and the heat of hydration analysis with the ti...
Keep Running into Analysis Errors When Everything Looks Right? It’s not uncommon for the analysts to run into the same analysis error after ...
In this Intro Session our MIDAS engineer explained about Midas FEA NX's capability in simulating structural connections such as contact, wel...
