Electromagnetics Comes Through in the Clutch - Article - ANSYS Advantage - V2 I3

BorgWarner engineers meet a tight deadline in optimizing the design of a revolutionary variable-torque clutch for all-wheel-drive vehicles.

Back To Resource Library

Share:

Request Now

I want to receive updates and other offers from Ansys and its partners. I can unsubscribe at any time. ANSYS Privacy Notice

Recommended

On Top of the World - Article - ANSYS Advantage - V9 I2

DENSO Corporation standardizes on ANSYS structural software to expedite global product development.

Heavy-Duty Lightweight - Article - ANSYS Advantage - V1 I2

An innovative aluminum design gives a truck-body manufacturer the competitive edge in the worldwide construction industry.

The Fuel-Efficient Geec - Article - ANSYS Advantage - WE - V10 I3

The Galway energy-efficient car (better known as the Geec) is a battery-powered electric eco-car designed and built by engineering students from National University of Ireland Galway to complete in the Shell Eco-marathon Europe. The team used ANSYS computational fluid dynamics to minimize aerodynamic drag, which accounts for about one-third of all energy consumption in a highly optimized car.

It’s a Snap - Article - ANSYS Advantage - V9 I2

Valeo uses static nonlinear best practices to simulate snap-fits using ANSYS software.

Getting Out All the Breaks - Article - ANSYS Advantage - V4 I1

Pratt & Miller get ahead of the race by redesigning a brake pedal using ANSYS with fe-safe fatigue analysis software.

The Future of Energy Innovation - Article - ANSYS Advantage - V10 I3

Commercial companies, research institutes and academic organizations are actively pursuing goals related to reducing power consumption, decreasing emissions and creating new methods to utilize existing energy resources. At the same time, engineering students around the world are honing their skills and developing new vehicles, often as part of team competitions, that use the latest technology to transform our method of travel. These students create solutions to real-world problems, and will become the next generation of workplace leaders to engineer energy innovation.

Start a conversation with Ansys

Contact Us