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FEA (Finite Element Analysis) is an advanced computational technique used in engineering to simulate and analyze the behavior of structures and components under various conditions. This methodology divides a complex model into a network of smaller elements, allowing for the precise calculation of stresses, deformations, heat transfer, fluid dynamics, and other physical phenomena.
One of the main missions of FEA is to reduce the costs associated with physical prototypes, providing savings and efficiency in product development to advance quickly on partial results. <\/p>\n
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Imagine a company that designs metal structures for bridges. Traditionally, to test the strength of a new structure, scale prototypes would be built to undergo physical load and stress tests. This process can be costly, slow, and limited in the number of tests that can be performed. <\/p>\n
With the application of FEA, the bridge model is created virtually and simulated with advanced software such as ANSYS or CYPE:<\/p>\n
Thanks to FEA, a company achieves a 25% saving in materials after optimizing the initial design. Additionally, it avoids the cost and time associated with building multiple physical prototypes. <\/p>\n
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