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    RBF Morph
    An analysis of a tokamak nuclear-fusion reactor, which confines plasma at very high temperatures using superconducting magnets. The engineering challenge lies in withstanding the huge electromagnetic loads acting on the coils. A stress reduction of 36% can be achieved by reshaping the TF coils, using Ansys Mechanical, Ansys RBF Morph Structures, and optiSLang. The new design is shown in red.
    Computer Aided Design

    Mesh Morphing Technology Now Available in Ansys Software

    RBF Morph mesh morphing technology is now built into Ansys software to allow automated shape optimization studies, helping to reduce design time.
    Volvo Group
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    News

    This Week in Power & Motion: Volvo Begins Production of Electric Trucks with Fossil-Free Steel

    Volvo begins production for heavy-duty electric trucks featuring SSAB's fossil-free steel, STLE is set to host its EV lubricant conference, Danfoss names a new Fluid Conveyance...
    Courtesy of PTC, Inc.
    Using Von Mises Stress simulation to determine brake caliper stress.
    Computer Aided Design

    From Drafter to Innovator: The Evolution of the Design Engineer

    Simulation-Led Design (SLD) is advancing innovation by empowering designers with the ability to explore many more design options without adding time or cost.
    Gates
    Design Iq
    Computer Aided Design

    New Software Tools Reduce Design Time

    Gates and Cadence Design Systems have introduced new software tools which help reduce design and simulation time for product development teams.