Simulation technologies have infiltrated the design world, proving how easy they can make life for designers and engineers. These upcoming webinars cover a variety of topics from overheating electronics to medical device development. So whether you are looking to refine your skills or learn something completely new, make sure to sign up soon!
Involved in medical device development? Learn how to optimize your process to meet FDA standards faster!
Optimizing Medical Device Development Process to Meet FDA Standards Faster!
2pm-3pm EDT, Wednesday, September 21st, 2016
SIMULIA technology, which includes a variety of features optimized for medical device simulation, has started playing a large role in U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) device approval submissions. This technology is becoming increasingly important as data utilized in evaluating device function has moved from simple bench tests to including simulations as well. As the FDA Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) has seen an increase in this type of data, they are hoping to quantify when a computational model’s data is clear enough for approval. Utilizing these realistic simulation tools can help improve performance, reduce time and costs, while also maintaining high quality standards in your design.
Ensure your device will meet FDA standards through simulation.
Learn how to utilize the features of simulation technology in order to optimize your medical device development process to ensure that your device will meet FDA standards.
Is 3D printing really a good investment or just a lot of hype?
3D Printing for Manufacturing – Hype or True ROI?
2pm-3pm EDT, Monday, September 26, 2016
There are two highly esteemed innovators in the 3D printing industry – Markforged and Envision TEC, each with their own printer models and package add-ons. This webinar will review the best models by each brand as well as a variety of tasks each printer can accomplish.
Get the lowdown on a variety of 3D printers.
Help your company understand if a 3D printer is right for your needs, or whether it has simply generated a lot of hype in the design industry.
Involved in Aerospace ECS? Don’t miss this webinar!
Cabin Design and Analysis Using Thermo-Fluid System Simulation
1pm-2pm EDT, Thursday, September 29, 2016
This is the first in a series of webinars on air management system design in Flowmaster. Learn how to utilize 1D computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software for simulating aerospace environmental control systems. With the many requirements enforced by regulating bodies, it is important that aerospace engineers are able to test a variety of operating conditions. Using CFD throughout the design process can help ensure proper pressures, temperatures, and flow rates in all areas of the aircraft.
Air management system design in Flowmaster.
Join the expert Doug Kolak the Flowmaster Technical Marketing Engineer to learn how to incorporate 3D CFD characterization data into the models, model thermal behaviors within the system and much more.
Consumer demands or hot hands?
How small can your electronic devices get without overheating?
1pm-2pm EDT, Friday, September 23rd, 2016
FloEFD is a CFD (computational fluid dynamics) program from Mentor Graphics that embeds directly into your PTC Creo. Since FloEFD can use existing information in the system for analysis it saves a significant amount of time. You can test and optimize products faster, resulting in better design. With design and analysis taking place in the same system there is no need to export or import, so you know you are always testing the most up to date design. This means that CFD analysis can be completed in less than an hour rather than days or weeks. As consumers continuously demand smaller and more efficient devices it can be a challenge for designers and engineers to manufacture products that will not overheat and malfunction.
Complex CFD analysis can be completed in less than an hour.
Understand how FloEFD in Creo can assist you in doing analysis faster, and to understand how this product can help you determine how small your device can get before it overheats.
