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Crossbeam for a 24 ft trailerable trimaran

(Posted for Jody Culbert)I just sent the whole series of screenshots that I had sent to the client to helphim understand the dynamics…Continue

Started Oct 3, 2010

 

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New Scan&Solve Passes

You asked and we listened!     The new type of  licenses (passes) are ideal for short-term or one-time projects, or for users who are interested in further experimenting with Scan&Solve™ but are not ready to make a long term commitment to using the…
Note posted by Scan&Solve yesterday

Novedge Webinar Series Episode 37: Strength and Deflection Simulation with Scan&Solve

http://www.novedge.com/products/6182 Simulating structural properties of Rhino solids has never been easier. Scan&Solve eliminates the need for model preprocessing, meshing, or simplifications. Just select the material, specify restraints, and…
Video posted by Scan&Solve Jan 29
Scan&Solve replied to Francisco Serrano's discussion 'different materials'
The version 1 of Scan&Solve is limited to a single material solids.   We are currently working on multi-material capabilities and hope to have them available in Version 2 of Scan&Solve.  
Dec 20, 2011

Version 1.4 of Scan&Solve with Edge Restraints

This free service release adds another frequently requested feature:   the ability to restrain solids along linear edges.    The new feature eliminates the need for creating small faces in order to impose rotational restraints.   Watch a short…
Note posted by Scan&Solve Dec 18, 2011

Edge Restraints in Scan&Solve™ for Rhino

This video shows how to apply edge restraints in Scan&Solve™ v1.4 for Rhino. Edge restraints allow rotational freedom about their axes, enabling stress simul...
Video posted by Scan&Solve Dec 18, 2011

Novedge Webinar at Pacific Time

January 18, 2012 from 11am to 12pm
Strength and Deflection Simulation with Scan&Solve.Webinar is free but space is limited. Mark the date (Jan 18, 2012) and reserve your webinar seat now at:  gotomeeting.com/register/458281582See More
Event posted by Scan&Solve Dec 10, 2011

SolidWorks material importer for Scan&Solve

Just wanted to let you know about the free handy material importer utility written and posted by Benj Shapiro. It reads any SolidWorks (.sldmat) material file and adds all eligible materials to the Scan&Solve material file. You can find a variety of…
Note posted by Scan&Solve Oct 15, 2011

64-bit Beta of Scan&Solve is here

  Solve larger models, solve them faster.  The 64-bit beta version works with the 64-bit version of Rhino 5.   This free beta release is available to all licensed users and as evaluation for new users.    Download Version 1.3  64-bit beta…
Note posted by Scan&Solve Oct 11, 2011
Scan&Solve replied to Sam Lochner's discussion 'Status of multi-body support?'
Sorry to disappoint you,   but we are not close enough to set a target date.    Most likely it will have to wait for Version 2.0.  We are releasing improvements as fast as we can develop them with the resources…
Oct 2, 2011

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Section Planes in Scan&Solve

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Michael Roberts commented on Scan&Solve's video
Dear Vadim and Michael,   The stresses through the prop look great, very informative, well done.  Now I will be able to look inside composite panels.   In next few weeks I plan to unify the hull and bridge of the 60 foot…
Sep 23, 2011

Version 1.3 of Scan&Solve with dynamic section planes

  Watch a short video     This free service release brings users of Scan&Solve the ability to interactively explore stresses and deformations inside a solid and a number of other improvements:    Section planes   Dynamic sectioning with…
Note posted by Scan&Solve Sep 22, 2011

Section Planes in Scan&Solve

Demonstrates the new section plane feature in Scan&Solve version 1.3. The section plane allows the user to examine the stress analysis results within the int...
Video posted by Scan&Solve Sep 22, 2011
Scan&Solve replied to CraigWilkins's discussion 'Will Scan and Solve simulate wood materials?'
The current version of Scan&Solve (1.2) is limited to isotropic materials;  these are materials  that have the same mechanical properties in all directions.    Wood has different mechanical properties along each coordinate…
Sep 3, 2011

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