Scan&Solve Fusion for Rhino (WIP - 2015.2.18)
This introductory video shows the basic operation of Scan&Solve Fusion for Rhino. In it we show how to add components, select materials, apply boundary condi...
Simulate Early, Simulate Often... In Rhino
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Scan&Solve 2014 used in Sailing Yacht Design
VK Yacht http://www.vk-yacht.com is now using Scan&Solve to predict and optimize structural performance of yacht designs…Continue
Started Oct 5, 2014
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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Scan&Solve Fusion (WIP) is released
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Simulation of Multi-Material Assemblies
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Scan&Solve Fusion (WIP) extends the power and simplicity of Scan&Solve to bonded assemblies…
Scan&Solve replied to Jeff's discussion 'What kind of analysis method?'
"I assume that IGA refers to "isogeometric analysis". A short answer is no, it is not similar. The idea behind IGA is to use the same representation (often, NURBSs) for both geometry and analysis. In contrast,…"
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Scan&Solve replied to Francesco calia's discussion 'Hydrostatic load on simple structure'
"It is impossible to tell what you are trying to do without the boundary conditions (restraints, loads).
But you are trying to analyze a >5m structure that is 4mm thick, with solid elements. A 5m x 5m square sheet is 25…"
Scan&Solve replied to Francesco calia's discussion 'Hydrostatic load on simple structure'
"Francesco, it is hard to tell without looking at your model and settings. You may be running into high aspect ratio problem (see Large size to detail ratio under limitations in documentation). If you can post your…"
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Scan&Solve 2014 used in Sailing Yacht Design
VK Yacht http://www.vk-yacht.com is now using Scan&Solve to predict and optimize structural performance of yacht designsFor more information, visit http://www.vk-yacht.com/engineering.htmlSee More
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Emperor Claudio
"For more information about this simulation, read Anna's blog at http://www.scan-and-solve.com/profiles/blogs/modelling-and-analyzing-a-statue
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Scan&Solve commented on Anna Spangher's blog post 'Modelling and analyzing a statue'
"Thank you for posting! Presumably, this is the picture of the whole statue that you posted on the main page?
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Bending the iPhone 6+
You've probably seen the video about how easy it is to bend the iPhone 6+: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znK652H6yQM In our video we show Scan&Solve being ...
Scan&Solve replied to James Sabmeethavorn's discussion 'how to model'
"James, to answer your question, yes, the current version of Scan&Solve works only with single solids. Depending on your assumptions, it may be Ok to treat assembly as a single solid, but obviously it would only be a…"
Scan&Solve replied to Eric Foy's discussion 'Longitudinal Banding on Thin Skins'
"You are analyzing a very thin shell model using 3D elements in Scan&Solve. It is possible that your resolution is not high enough to deal with such a high size/thickness ratio, as explained in the documentation. But it is…"
Scan&Solve replied to Jody Culbert's discussion 'Upgrade and need license'
"Jody, the new license was emailed to you the same day ... but looks like you changed your email, and so it could have gone to the old email address. We just resent it to @gmail.com Please check."
Scan&Solve replied to Marco Romagnoli's discussion 'Time consuming'
"Good question. The answer is somewhat complicated, but a simplified version would look something like this. The two most time consuming steps in the solver is (1) assembly of the linear systems of equations, which involves…"
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