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Computer-Aided Engineering

Kyran D. Mish · Handbook series for mechanical engineering/Mechanical engineering handbook series · 1998

Cited by 19

Computer Aided Engineering

S. Hinduja, Lin Li · Open Access Institutional Repository at Robert Gordon University (Robert Gordon University) · 2012

Cited by 16Open access

Distributed Computer-Aided Engineering

Hojjat Adeli, Sanjay Kumar · 2020

Networking of personal computers and workstations is becoming commonplace in academic and industrial environments. A cluster of workstations provides engineers with a familiar, cost-effective environment for high performance computing. However, workstations often have no dedicated link and communicate slowly on a local area network (LAN), such as the Ethernet. Thus, to effectively harness the parallel processing or distributed computing capabilities of workstations, new algorithms need to be developed with a higher computation-to-communication ratio.Distributed Computer-Aided Engineering presents distributed algorithms for three fundamental areas: finite element analysis, design optimization, and visualization - providing a new direction in high performance structural engineering computing.

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Computer-aided engineering mathematics

M. Stewart Townend, M. Stewart Townend, D. C. Pountney et al. · 1989

Computer-aided engineering mathematics , Computer-aided engineering mathematics , مرکز فناوری اطلاعات و اطلاع رسانی کشاورزی

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Computer-Aided Tissue Engineering

Michael A. K. Liebschner · Methods in molecular biology · 2012

The recent revolution in the biological sciences and bioengineering, along with the advancements of modern design and manufacturing, biomaterials, biology, and biomedicine, have brought about the new

Cited by 38Open access

Computer-aided earthquake engineering

John F. Abel, William McGuire · OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) · 1987

Computer-aided earthquake engineering requires the integration of many new and developing computer technologies. It involves engineering workstations, super-computing, and networking, and requires such tools as interactive graphics, algorithms, and numerical modeling. At Cornell we have established a program in this field with three interrelated areas of study. First and foremost is the design, redesign, and/or evaluation of structural systems. This entails determining whether structural schemes are safe (as well as functional and economic) and, if they are not, determining what changes are necessary to make them appropriately strong or stiff. The computer methods used are both algorithmic (using a specific procedure to carry out a specific calculation) and advisory (relying on so-called expert systems, based on prior knowledge). The second concern is the advancement of computer-simulation techniques. Improved methods will aid in analysis and design, and support research into the behavior of structures.

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COMPUTER AIDED ENGINEERING SOFTWARE

Binay Anand · 2008

With the increasing role of computers in the engineering industry, the demand for Information Technology training has been escalating day by day for any engineering company to withstand the challenge of competition. It is very costly to buy CAE (Computer Aided Engineering) applications and to buy multiple licenses of such tools for long trainings takes away a lot of funds which could be otherwise utilized in other engineering activities. A CAE software simulator will help train engineering personnel in much more efficient and at the reduced the cost.

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Computer Aided Engineering Graphics

Dr. Gopala Rao Thellaputta, Mr. Sampath Velpula, Mr. M. Sujan Kumar, Dr. Jonnalagadda Venkata Rajesh · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2024

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