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NEi Software Releases NEi Fusion 2.1

Combines 3D CAD modeler with Nastran FEA.

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By DE Editors  

March 3, 2010

By DE Editors

NEi Software Releases NEi Fusion 2.1

NEi Software has released NEi Fusion 2.1, a combination of Nastran FEA solvers and 3D modeler powered by SolidWorks.

"We are excited to introduce NEi Fusion 2.1 which employs the same Nastran solvers found in all of our analysis products so you can expect solutions that are accurate, precise, and reliable,” said Dave Weinberg, CEO of NEi Software. “NEi Fusion is also unique because of its ability to create a collaborative work environment between designers and analysts.”

The NEi Fusion 2.1 upgrade includes:

  • Automatic bolt element generation for simulating bolted connections
  • Spatial load variability for defining hydrostatic pressure, interpolating results from CFD
  • Nonlinear transient analysis for time varying nonlinear events
  • Mixed beam/shell meshing for structures typically found in aerospace, automotive, and maritime applications

For more information, visit NEi Software.

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

 
 

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