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ANSYS, FMC Form Partnership to Address Energy Industry Challenges

Companies to work together on new simulation software capabilities.

By DE Editors  

May 4, 2012

By DE Editors

ANSYS and FMC Technologies have executed a long-term strategic agreement for simulation software that can standardize design analysis and provide scalability for growth.

According to the companies, the energy industry is under pressure to increase efficiency, maximize recovery and decrease environmental impact. Furthermore, production equipment such as subsea trees, manifolds and wellheads must operate reliably under extreme conditions throughout increasingly longer lifetimes. In addressing these concerns, ANSYS solutions provide multiphysics depth and breadth, accuracy, and high fidelity to deliver innovative products and processes.

As oil and gas operations move to deeper water and more remote sites, the known engineering challenges become far more complex and require innovative new engineering solutions. Through this agreement, ANSYS and FMC can work together to address current and future industry issues,said Ahmad Haidari, global director, energy and process industries for ANSYS.

For more information, visit ANSYS and FMC Technologies.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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