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“SOLIDWORKS Xpress offers free SOLIDWORKS Simulation ‘light,’ for users to play with basic stress analysis (on individual parts). Depending on the version used, engineers can investigate a range of materials and behaviors. SOLIDWORKS Simulation software, fully embedded in SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD, includes structural, fluid-flow, thermal, vibration and plastics-injection simulation for both parts and assemblies.

SOLIDWORKS product portfolio manager, Nicolas Tillet, says his company is always looking to lower barriers to entry via ease of use. If a vendor simply makes a complicated simulation package available on the Cloud, that’s not enough – options for pricing, access, training, customization and support must all be affordable and flexible.

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Their use may fluctuate throughout the year, so perhaps a general purpose package with targeted add-on modules and Cloud-based pay-per-use is a good option here.ĭesigners and engineers are becoming quite savvy in judging whether new software tools are a good match for their businesses.

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Consultants with a modest budget but a need for handling advanced multi-physics and exotic materials need a full range of capabilities.

They may need guidance in seeing how simulation software can fit into their existing workflow without a huge disruption expert-written apps could be a good fit.

Medium-sized businesses understand their industry but want to improve their competitive edge.

This group needs an easy entry into simulation, with a clear ROI (return on investment) and flexible, low-cost licensing.

A small business with a couple of engineers, a CAD person, a machinist, a business manager and a marketing person may offer customized parts for a niche clientele.

And PTC offers embedded tutorials, reseller support and a complete distance-learning training course for added ease-of-use.Ī Profile of Simulation Needs and Use at Today’s SMBs Creo Advanced Simulation Extension software adds nonlinear and buckling capabilities that are still manageable by the non-expert. He notes that PTC Creo Simulate, a general purpose simulation tool, will cover many of the cases that an SMB engineer typically encounters it handles thermal and structural analysis and simplifies the process using automated meshing. in finite element analysis (FEA) modeling to make it work. Jose Coronado, product manager at PTC, knows that SMBs need a quick and reliable simulation engine that doesn’t require a Ph.D. CAD-embedded tools can offer perhaps some of the power of comparable functions found in dedicated analyst software, at much less cost. PTC and SOLIDWORKS have spent decades adding mechanical analysis functions to their geometry-creation packages and platforms.

Because most engineers still begin the design process with a CAD model, it’s no wonder that adding simulation directly inside a favorite CAD program is an appealing solution. Starting With What You Knowįamiliarity breeds comfort, not contempt. The possibilities should have you taking a second look at adding more analysis to your workflow. You’ll find offerings for individual parts or complete assemblies, single-physics or multiphysics, cloud options, flexible licensing and open sources. DE asked a wide range of analysis-software providers what they’re doing to address the barriers (perceived or actual) of cost, compatibility, accessibility, ease-of-use and more.