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BETA CAE Releases µETA v6.8.2 for Post Processing

Includes new features and code corrections.

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By DE Editors  

October 19, 2012

By DE Editors

BETA CAE Systems announced the release of µETA v6.8.2 with new features and code corrections. The solution is available on MS-Windows, Linux and Mac OS only.

The support of the UNIX platforms HP-UX, IBM-AIX and SUN-Solaris is discontinued, and support of Windows 2000 SP3 is also discontinued.

The upgrade includes improved graphics performance working with models of a large number of Pids, new read options for element centroid calculations, reading and displaying of Nastran SOL600 contact results as vector results, reading of FEMZIP-N version 1.3.3 and FEMZIP-L and -P version 5.99 files, and a new toolbar named Topometry Optimization for calculating the relative thickness that can be output to ANSA.

The new release also corrects issues with Abaqus 6.12-x .odb files, the Alpha field of Nastran RBE cards, geometry from certain FEMZIP-N files, and Permas pyramid elements.

Customers who are served directly by BETA CAE Systems may download the new software, examples and documentation from their account in the company's server.

For more information, visit BETA CAE.

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


 
 

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