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The animation below unveils the stresses encountered by a Ball-Grid Array (BGA) during a drop-test, spotlighting LS-DYNA’s multi-scale simulation prowess. As solder joints are often the first to fail in drop-tests, accurately predicting their behavior is paramount. LS-DYNA transcends traditional simulation barriers with multi-scale simulation, offering a nuanced view into both macro and meso-scale geometric details, thus significantly enhancing the reliability analysis in drop-tests. The synchronized two-scale co-simulation technique allows for a seamless, concurrent analysis, making the prediction of solder joint failures more accurate and efficient. Uncover how this breakthrough accelerates the pace towards robust electronics design.

System-Level analyses using Ansys Sherlock and Ansys Mechanical allow users to assess the reliability of multi-board assemblies within an enclosure subjected to Random Vibration, Mechanical Shock and other loads.

Have you heard of the famous Tacoma Narrows Bridge accident in 1940? The failure was primarily due to aeroelastic flutter, a phenomenon where wind-induced oscillations become self-amplifying. The bridge began to sway and twist in response to the wind, which caused resonance at its natural frequency. This led to increasingly violent oscillations, ultimately causing the bridge to break apart and collapse. If Ansys Mechanical had been used during the creation of the bridge, they could have utlized Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI) in Mechanical to simulate and analyze the complex interactions between fluid flows and structural components. FSI in bridge design and engineering can predict how wind forces interact with the bridge structure, helping engineers to design shapes and structures that minimize adverse effects like oscillations and vibrations. #structuralengineering #innovation #ANSYS #Mechanicalengineering

Ansys Sherlock can quickly generate high-fidelity models of Chip, Die, and Package-Level components! Users can leverage leading technologies such as Trace Modeling, Trace Mapping, and Trace Reinforcements to model trace and via details. The models can then be exported to Ansys Mechanical to evaluate failure modes such as Trace Cracking, Delamination, and many others.

We are excited to announce that Ansys will be participating in Inter-Noise 2024: the 53rd International Congress and Exposition on Noise Control Engineering in Nantes, France! Our team of Ansys Sound experts will be presenting on 3 key topics: • Drone Aeroacoustics Simulation • Sound Design for Electric Vehicles • Optimizing NVH Sound Quality with Ansys Sound and showcasing our expertise in sound design and acoustics. Save the dates: August 25th-29th. We look forward to seeing you there!

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By conducting shell buckling analysis in Ansys Mechanical, engineers can predict and prevent potential buckling failures, optimize designs for stability, and ensure the structural integrity of thin-walled components in various applications, including aerospace, civil engineering, automotive, and industrial structures. Shell buckling analysis in Ansys Mechanical involves several key aspects: 1) Geometric Nonlinearity 2) Nonlinear Buckling Analysis 3) Eigenvalue Bucking analysis 4) Material Properties 5) Boundary conditions 6) Imperfection sensitivity 7) Load application Learn more by visiting Ansys.com and checking out the Ansys Mechanical page. #Mechanicalengineering #ANSYS #EngineeringSimulation #engineering

Ansys Mechanical now offers a Dark Mode option so you can enjoy a sleek, modern interface that's not only easier on the eyes but also helps reduce eye strain during those long simulation sessions. Whether you’re working late into the night or simply prefer a darker aesthetic, our new Dark Mode enhances your user experience by offering a more comfortable and visually appealing environment. Switch to Dark Mode and discover a whole new way to engage with your simulations! #Mechanicalengineering #ANSYS #simulationsoftware #engineering

Pipe seabed interaction embedment involves understanding the forces, stresses, and deformations that occur when a pipe is laid on or buried within the seabed. Key aspects of this simulation include: 1) Soil-pipe interaction 2) Stress and Stain analysis 3) Environmental factors 4) Advanced material models 5) Dynamic and Static analysis By leveraging Ansys Mechanical's advanced simulation capabilities, engineers can predict and mitigate potential issues, optimize pipeline design, and ensure safe and reliable operation of subsea pipelines. #Mechanicalengineering #ANSYS #simulationsoftware #engineering