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Getting Around in Style - Article - ANSYS Advantage - V8 I2

Engineers quickly and reliably design a composites sports car and an electric bicycle using ANSYS technology.

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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.

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Designing with New Materials - Article - ANSYS Advantage - WE - V10 I3

Every year, a team of students in the Master of Engineering program at the University of Melbourne in Australia designs a new vehicle to compete in the FSAE Australasia event. A major goal for the 2016 team was to reduce car mass and weight to aid in straight-line acceleration and cornering scenarios.

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Designing Solid Composites - Article - ANSYS Advantage - V7 I1

Employing ANSYS Workbench workflow streamlines simulation of solid composites.

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Designing for Real-World Repairs - Article - ANSYS Advantage - V7 I3

Linear and nonlinear structural analyses improve pipeline repair using composites materials.

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To the Test - Article - ANSYS Advantage - V10 I2

In the past, the only way to determine whether composite aircraft components could withstand bird strikes was with time-consuming physical tests. Now, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited engineers use simulation to get the design right the first time. Bird strike simulation saves the company design time and thousands of dollar per test of composite helicopter components.

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Ansys Composite Cure Simulation - White Paper

Process-induced deformations are a major concern when manufacturing with composite materials. The traditional trial-and-error approach can work for simple geometries, but composite parts with complex shapes require more sophisticated models. The Ansys Composite Cure Simulation Toolbox (ACCS) enables you to simulate complex composite parts, optimizing your design while saving time and expense by reducing the product design cycle.