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CAE - Computer Aided Engineering
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We have been successfully using CAE for about 25 years to give our customers technical advantages in the implementation of their projects. Mathematical simulations make a key contribution towards saving time and costs by answering questions that could otherwise only be resolved by the construction of elaborate prototypes or the performing of tests. Alongside high-performance hardware and software, this also requires highly-qualified and experienced experts who are in a position to create meaningful links between theory and practice.



Rheological design

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Scope of services

Filling analysis

• CAD data exchange via ISDN ODETTE
• Preparation of computation models
• Filling analysis
   - Determination of gate position and shape
   - Design of the runner
   - Establishment of weld lines and air inclusions
   - Establishment of material stressing during the filling phase
   - Establishment of the filling pressure requirement and the clamping forces
   - Simulation of gas injection
• Calculation of shrinkage and warpage
• Mold design
   - Core displacement calculations
   - Cooling system design
   - Hot runner design (dimensioning, balancing, thermal configuration)


A comprehensive range of Moldflow software is used for the computations (Flow, Cool, Shrink/Warp, GIT).




Mechanical design

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Scope of services

Stiffness analysis

• Material selection as per specifications
• Material models (temperature and time-dependent, crash material data)
• CAD data exchange via ISDN ODETTE
• Preparation of computation models
• Static design
   - topology optimization as a function of loading
   - stiffness analyses
   - deformation through impeded thermal expansion
   - strength analyses
• Dynamic design
   - natural frequency analyses
   - excitation through forced vibration
   - acoustic statements
• Crash simulation
   - component crash
   - pedestrian protection
• Thermal calculations (heating and cooling problems)