Comsol, provider of software solutions for multiphysics modelling, simulation, app design and deployment, has announced an update to its LiveLink for Solidworks product. As an add-on to the Comsol Multiphysics software, LiveLink for Solidworks allows a CAD model to be synchronised between the two software packages.
The latest version of LiveLink for Solidworks allows easy access for launching and running simulation apps that can be used in synchronicity with Solidworks software. Simulation specialists and analysts can now build apps with the Application Builder to let users, such as design engineers, analyse and modify a geometry from Solidworks software right from the tailor made interface of the app. Users can browse and run apps from within the Solidworks interface, including those that use a geometry that is synchronised with Solidworks software.
With this update of LiveLink for Solidworks a new Bike Frame Analyzer app has been added to the Application Libraries in order to show the new capabilities. This app leverages LiveLink for Solidworks to interactively update the geometry while computing the stress distribution in the frame that is subject to various loads and constraints. Using this app, you can easily test different configurations of a bike frame for different parameters such as dimensions, materials, and loads. The app computes the stress distribution and the deformation of the frame, based on the structural dimensions, materials, and loads/constraints of the bike frame.
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I'd like to know where these are operating in the UK. The report is notably light on this. I wonder why?