Description
Do you want to learn how assemblies with lots of moving parts behave when they undergo a high-speed impact (a.k.a. crash)? The powerful Autodesk Explicit Solver is the tool for you. The Explicit Solver allows you to investigate real-world crashes. You’ll see a bus crashing into a road barrier, and the collapse of a concrete block on a construction crane. You’ll discover how it works under the hood based on these two real accidents. Learn how large models crash and deform in real life, and how to choose the correct values for many parameters. Event Simulation is available in Autodesk Fusion 360 software and Inventor Nastran software. Both use new solvers: Explicit Dynamic and Explicit Quasi-Static. It’s possible to verify one design in different Autodesk software thanks to their cloud collaboration. The session will give you a solid understanding of how Event Simulation Solver works. You’ll have the opportunity to get your questions answered and provide feedback directly to the people creating new features.
Key Learnings
- Learn about the behavior of assemblies with lots of moving pieces when they undergo a high-speed impact.
- Discover explicit dynamics algorithms and learn how to use them.
- Learn a powerful contact detection algorithm that’s going to automatically keep on track.
- Find out what new processes you can use to improve product quality and safety.
Speakers
Tomasz KasperekTomasz Kasperek, Ph.D. is a Senior QA Analyst at Autodesk. Member of the development NASTRAN Team. He is a certified expert of the Mechanical Engineers and Technicians Association and a court expert. He has practical experience in the industry as well as in the research and development departments. He specializes in structural and fluid structure interaction analysis (FSI) including vibration, fatigue, and thermal loads. Tomasz is an author of publications in scientific journals like “Archives of Machine Design”. In addition to Autodesk, he has worked with software like Ansys, Abaqus, CodeAster or OpenFoam. He is a simulation certified instructor and a regular speaker at many specialized trainings i.e., in the Kingdom of Bahrain, Persian Gulf. He performed numerous technical expertise’s in fields including energy and military industry. Tomasz can be reached at tomasz.kasperek@autodesk.com- SMShakeel MirzaShakeel Mirza is a Customer Success Manager at Autodesk. He helps Autodesk's strategic customers in France in their business transformation by defining a strategic road map and assisting them to execute on it.
Jaesung EomJaesung Eom is a Principal Research Engineer of the Nastran team in MCP- Digital Manufacturing Group. His interests are fusing the traditional computational mechanics and the latest computational science from the HPC iterative solver for the linear systems to processing geometry. He had his Ph.D. in computation mechanics at KAIST and worked on biomechanical inverse problems on the soft tissue at RPI before joining Autodesk. Lately, he is working on the levelset optimization and the FEM solver in Generative Design in Fusion. Jaesung is an active reviewer of technical journals and conferences such as Journal of Mechanical Science and Technology, International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering, Computers & Structures, and the International Journal of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery.