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Intro To Hypermesh

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HyperMesh

Product Development Cycle

Customer’s Planning &


Requirements Management
Conceptual
Design 3D
Parametric
Model
Analysis
(Design Validation)
Drafting &
Detailing

Manufacturing
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Tools in Product Development Cycle

Planning &
Customer’s Management
Requirements
Conceptual
Design 3D
Parametric
Model Primavera
Analysis Microsoft Project
Validation)
(Design Validation)
Drafting &
Detailing
Pro/E
Manufacturing
CATIA
SolidWorks HyperMesh
NX CAD ANSYS
NX NASTRAN
AutoCAD
NX CAM
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Computer Aided Engineering

 Computer Aided Engineering is the broad usage of computer software to aid in


Engineering tasks.
 Computer-aided engineering (CAE) is the use of computer software to simulate
performance in order to improve product designs or assist in the resolution of
engineering problems for a wide range of industries. This includes simulation,
validation, and optimization of products, processes, and manufacturing tools.
 In general, there are 3 phases in any computer aided engineering tasks:
• Pre – Processing (Finite Element Model)
• Analysis
• Post - Processing
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Finite Element Analysis

 The user constructs a model of the levels on the model, showing a full
part to be analyzed. Then picture similar to that of photoelastic or
the geometry is divided into a number moire experimental results. this
of discrete sub-regions or elements method is used for almost every kind
connected at discrete points called of CAD components.
nodes. Certain of these nodes will
have fixed displacements, and others
will have prescribed loads. Then the
loads of real value, direction and
type are applied on the model.
 Then the software display overlays
colored contours representing stress
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Challenges faced by today’s Industries

 Stiff competition

 Shorter product life cycle

 Changing consumer preferences

 Frequent design and model changes

 Greater variety and smaller volumes

 Increased demand for productivity & product quality

 Lesser time to market

 Financial fluctuations

 Pressures of cost, margin and market share


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Industry Expectations

 Strong Knowledge in specific engineering domain

 Knowledge on various “Engineering Design” software

 Technical Present ability

 Excellent interpersonal skills

 Good communication skills


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HyperMesh
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About the Developer

 Altair Engineering was established in 1985

 Altair was founded by Jim Scapa, George Christ, and Mark Kistner

 HyperMesh was released in 1990

 Currently headquartered in Troy, Michigan with regional offices


throughout America, Europe and Asia.

 Altair Engineering is the creator of the HyperWorks suite of CAE


software products.
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HyperMesh

 Altair HyperMesh is a high-performance finite element pre-


processor that provides a highly interactive and visual environment
to analyze product design performance.

 With the broadest set of direct interfaces to commercial CAD and


CAE systems, HyperMesh provides a proven, consistent analysis
platform for the entire enterprise.
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HyperMesh

 With a focus on engineering productivity, HyperMesh is the user-preferred


environment for:

• Shell Meshing
• Solid Mesh Generation
• Automatic mid-surface generation
• Detailed Model Setup

• Connectors
• Solver Interfaces
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Benefits – Open Architecture

• Import CAD-generated geometry or finite element model information


• Export CAD geometry or finite element information for specific analysis codes
• Translate analysis results information into HyperMesh binary results format
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Benefits – High Speed High Quality Meshing

 With both automatic and semi-automatic shell, tetra- and hexa-meshing


capabilities, HyperMesh simplifies the modeling process of complex
geometries.
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Benefits – User Friendly

• Reduces training time and cost by elimination of redundant tools


 An easy-to-use, intuitive graphical user interface makes it simple for anyone
to learn the software, which further increases modeling efficiency and reduces
training cost.
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Benefits – Closes the loop between CAD & FEA

 Create surfaces from finite elements enabling analysis engineers to


communicate results and design modifications back into the design
environment.
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Benefits – Reduces Model Assembly Time

 Leverage highly automated methods for rapid model assembly that create
connections such as bolts, spot welds, adhesives and seam welds.
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Capabilities of HyperMesh

• Best In Class Meshing


o HyperMesh presents users with an advanced suite of easy-to-use tools to
build and edit CAE models. For 2D and 3D model creation, users have
access to a variety of mesh-generation capabilities, as well as
HyperMesh’s powerful automeshing module.

o High Fidelity Meshing


– Surface meshing
– Solid map hexa meshing
– Tetra meshing
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Capabilities of HyperMesh

• CAD Interoperability
o HyperMesh provides direct readers for industry-leading CAD data formats
for generating finite-element models.
o HyperMesh has robust tools to clean up (mend) imported geometry
containing surfaces with gaps, overlaps and misalignments that prevent
high-quality mesh generation.

o By eliminating misalignments and holes, and suppressing the boundaries


between adjacent surfaces users can mesh across larger, more logical
regions of the model while improving overall meshing speed and quality.
o Boundary conditions can be applied to these surfaces for future mapping
to underlying element data.
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Capabilities of HyperMesh

• CAE Solver Interfacing


o HyperMesh supports a host of different solver formats for both import and
export.
o Along with fully supported solvers, HyperMesh provides a completely
tailored environment (user profile) for each supported solver.
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Industries

 Aerospace
 Automotive
 Consumer goods
 Biomedical
 Defense
 Electronics

 Energy
 Heavy Industry
 Marine
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CASE STUDIES
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Development of Aeronautic Sensors

Quote: “HyperMesh allows me to perform accurate, impressive meshes, which is a gain of performance in terms
of accuracy and calculation time.”
PAUL CARRICO, Design Engineer /Material expert, Temperature Department, Esterline Advanced Sensors
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Novel Metal Folding Technology for Automotive BiW
Design
 Components of BiW
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Novel Metal Folding Technology for Automotive BiW
Design
 Use of HyperMesh to generate mesh
• Sheet metal parts and space frame pipes as 2D Shell mesh

• Thicker geometries as 3D Tetra mesh

• Adhesives used to connect different sheets and spot weld connectors connect space frame
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FE Modeling of Aerospace seats

 Geometry
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FE Modeling of Aerospace seats

 Pre- processing in HyperMesh


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FE Modeling of Aerospace seats

 Mesh
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Fighting Knee Pain with Finite Element Modeling
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World-Leading Crane Manufacturer TADANO FAUN
Accelerates Its Design
Processes with HyperWorks
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HyperWorks Accelerates Design Process and Development
of Diesel Export
Locomotive
 Virtually optimize the design of individual components and assemblies as well as
at RDSO
the overall locomotive structure.
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Partial User list

 Automotive
BMW, Chrysler, Fiat, Ford, GM, Honda, Hyundai, Jaguar Land Rover, Mercedes, Nissan,
Saab, Toyota, Volkswagen

 Aerospace
Airbus, BAE Systems, Bell Helicopter, Boeing, Bombardier, Cessna, EADS, Eurocopter,
GE Aircraft Engine, Goodrich, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Pratt & Whitney,
Raytheon

 Heavy Equipment
Paccar, Freightliner, Caterpillar, John Deere, International, ArvinMeritor, Oshkosh, Pierce,
Alstom, Claas, Detroit Diesel

 Consumer Products
Adidas, Bose, Canon, Colgate Palmolive, Fisher Price, Harley Davidson, Kohler, Motorola,
Nokia, Procter & Gamble, Panasonic, Samsung, Steelcase, Whirlpool
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Who can learn?

 Mechanical Engineers
 Automobile Engineers
 Aeronautical Engineers
 Aerospace Engineers
 Industrial Production Engineers
 Chemical Engineers
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Job Titles

 Mechanical Engineer - HyperMesh


 FEA Engineer
 Sr. Engineer FEA
 Design Engineer
 FE Modeler
 Engineer/Sr. Engineer – HyperMesh
 CAE Engineer
 Engineer/Sr. Engineer Analyst
 Project Engineer
 Application Engineer
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Conclusion

 CAE has turned the stages of Engineering Design into modules.


 CAE tools are widely used across the automotive, ship building, aerospace,
industrial and architectural sectors for engineering design projects.
 Product Engineering Skills enhances the job opportunities even for a fresh
engineering graduate.

Develop Skills……
Have a continuous growth in Career…………………..
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The possession of knowledge
does not kill the sense of
wonder and mystery. There is
always more mystery.”
-Anais Nin

THANK YOU
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