Tips & Tricks

How to simulate welding process with variable weld speed and Heat power ?

In real process, the user changes the velocity depending to the distance already covered or still to cover in welding process. To better reproduce the start and the end of a welding process, the velocity must be able to vary during at least these two phases as well as the heat source power. And to be more generic, this feature introduces a time dependency of the heat source velocity and its power density.

e-café #12 : L’outil de post traitement ESI PLAYER™

Découvrez comment exporter et exploiter les résultats de ProCAST™ ou QuikCAST™ dans l’interface ESI-PLAYER™

e-Café #7 - Maillage volumique avec Visual-CAST™ 16.0

Créez le maillage volumique à l’aide de la fonction Grid Definition dans Visual-CAST™ 16.0

e-Café #2 PYFUN, PYSTOP - Programmer ses propres critères d'arrêt de calcul

Comment programmer des critères d'arrêt de calcul en Python

e-café #5- Pilotage du refroidissement par thermocouple à l’aide de ProCAST™ et QuikCAST™

Pilotage du refroidissement par thermocouple à l’aide de ProCAST™ et QuikCAST™

e-café #4- Modélisation de l’emballage (Wrap) à l’aide de ProCAST™

Modélisation de l’emballage (Wrap) à l’aide de ProCAST™

e-café #3- Modélisation des opérations de poteyage et soufflage à l’aide Quik CAST™

Modélisation des opérations de poteyage et soufflage à l’aide Quik CAST™

How to model Cable Networks & Connectors?

This paper is aimed at describing the modeling process to be applied to the terminal connectors of a Cable Network when focusing on 3D/Multiconductor Transmission Lines (MTL) coupling

How to manage small sized Reference Boxes?

This paper is introducing the “–RB” option of the FD mesh generator allowing PAM-CEM/FD users to manage one limited part of a complete CAD model, without any hand-made cleaning stage

How to avoid oscillatory phenomena with short circuited terminals of Cable Networks ?

Cable Networks with short-circuited terminals may exhibit Common-Mode (CM) currents with a highly oscillatory behavior. This article illustrates one solution to eliminate such behavior by considering lossy dielectric coatings varying with the frequency.