Structural analysis software Product List and Ranking from 14 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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Structural analysis software Manufacturer, Suppliers and Company Rankings

Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Dec 17, 2025～Jan 13, 2026
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  1. センチュリテクノ Tokyo//others
  2. JIPテクノサイエンス Tokyo//Information and Communications
  3. IDAJ Kanagawa//others
  4. 4 くいんと Tokyo//others
  5. 5 CAEソリューションズ Tokyo//Information and Communications
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Structural analysis software Product ranking

Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Dec 17, 2025～Jan 13, 2026
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  1. ~Video Introduction~ Automatic Model Creation of Concrete Composite Structures with Python JIPテクノサイエンス
  2. When it comes to structural analysis, Abaqus is the go-to. It predicts contact and crack propagation with high precision. IDAJ
  3. Technical Data: Multi-Spring Element センチュリテクノ
  4. 4 [Example] Calculation of Equivalent Stiffness of Sandwich Structural Panels くいんと
  5. 4 [Example] Linear static analysis considering initial bolt load エヌ・エス・ティ

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ISCEF (AICEF) "Diverse Contact Conditions"

ISCEF (AICEF) "Diverse Contact Conditions"

Equipped with a variety of contact condition functions! Shear force transmission conditions can also be defined with a single switch.

Our structural analysis software 'ISCEF' suitable for civil engineering structures allows for easy setting of various contact conditions to reproduce real phenomena. For example, even in the case of an opening like the joint of a dam with a shear key, the conditions for transmitting shear force can be defined with the push of a button. Additionally, it addresses various issues such as models that soften shear strength after debonding and shear failure, and maximum shear evaluation models. 【Features】 ■ Easy setting of contact conditions ■ Conditions for transmitting shear force can be defined with the push of a button ■ Addresses various issues such as models that soften shear strength and maximum shear evaluation models *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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ISCEF (AICEF) "High-Speed, Large-Scale Solver"

ISCEF (AICEF) "High-Speed, Large-Scale Solver"

Introducing Icef's solver, capable of handling large-scale models and advanced problems!

The structural analysis software "ISCEF" suitable for civil engineering structures that our company handles is equipped with various solvers to efficiently solve large-scale structures, long-duration dynamic analyses, and advanced problems. It also supports multi-core processing, which significantly enhances performance for large-scale problems. 【ISCEF Solvers】 ■ Iterative method solver (MRTR, BCR) ■ Direct method skyline solver ■ Direct method sparse solver *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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ISCEF (AICEF) "Various Additional Functions"

ISCEF (AICEF) "Various Additional Functions"

Equipped with various additional features such as waveform processing functions and M-φ relationship output functions!

The structural analysis software 'ISCEF' suitable for civil engineering structures, which our company handles, is equipped not only with analysis functions but also with various additional features. The additional features include waveform processing functions such as Fourier spectrum, response spectrum, and frequency cut, as well as output functions for M-φ relationships and local safety factor calculation functions for rock formations, making it suitable for various civil engineering structures. 【Additional Features of ISCEF】 ■ Waveform processing functions ■ Local safety factor function for rock formations ■ Stress calculation function for beam elements ■ M-φ relationship output function ■ Analysis response value extraction function (MAX, MIN, ABS, etc.) ■ Stress superposition function *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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ISCEF (AICEF) "Options"

ISCEF (AICEF) "Options"

Options available for analyzing seepage flow and temperature! Supports steady-state and unsteady-state analysis.

Our company handles the structural analysis software 'ISCEF' suitable for civil engineering structures. This software offers options such as seepage flow analysis 'ISCEF/SPG' and temperature analysis 'ISCEF/Thermal'. 【Options】 ■ISCEF/SPG (Saturated-Unsaturated Seepage Flow Analysis Program) You can set water levels, permeability coefficients, and unsaturated seepage characteristics to calculate pressure head, seepage forces, and more. It supports both steady-state and unsteady-state analyses and is equipped with dissolution conditions that address various problems such as fluctuating water level boundaries and rainfall boundaries. It can also analyze large-scale three-dimensional problems. - Analysis methods: Steady-state/Unsteady-state analysis - Boundary conditions: Fixed head boundary, seepage point boundary, fluctuating water level boundary, rainfall boundary *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Explanation material "CAE Trivia" *with product explanation

Explanation material "CAE Trivia" *with product explanation

A clear explanation of the merits and basic knowledge. Introduction of software specialized in the analysis of civil engineering structures.

Our company, which specializes in commissioned analysis of structures and ground, is currently distributing explanatory materials that introduce information related to "CAE" in an easy-to-understand manner for beginners. In addition to basic knowledge such as benefits, we also introduce FEM, one of the analysis methods, along with images of analysis models. Furthermore, we provide a detailed explanation of the features and functions of the structural analysis software "ISCEF," which is specialized for civil engineering structures. [Contents] ■ Basic information on CAE (structural analysis, vibration analysis, etc.) ■ Benefits of introducing CAE (evaluation of large-scale structures, etc.) ■ What is FEM? (with images of analysis model examples) ■ Introduction to the structural analysis software "ISCEF" *For more detailed information, please refer to the [PDF download].

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Technical Documentation: About ISCEF Viscous Boundary

Technical Documentation: About ISCEF Viscous Boundary

A detailed explanation using diagrams about free spaces and dashpot elements!

This technical document introduces the ISCEF viscous boundary. A viscous boundary is a boundary condition that absorbs energy from reflected waves at the boundary surface of the analytical model, such as from structures. Generally, in ground models, a viscous boundary is set at the bottom surface with the foundation and a viscous boundary is set laterally with the free ground. In ISCEF, by setting the viscous boundary at the interface, subsequent settings will be performed automatically as described later. [Contents] ■1. Normal viscous boundary (viscous boundary using dashpot elements) ■2. Viscous boundary based on the principle of virtual work *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Technical Documentation: About Eigenvalue Analysis

Technical Documentation: About Eigenvalue Analysis

Publication on free vibrations ignoring damping! Detailed explanation using formulas.

This technical document introduces eigenvalue analysis. Eigenvalue analysis of structural vibration problems refers to the analysis that calculates the frequencies and deformation modes when a structure undergoes free vibration. These frequencies are called natural frequencies, and when external loads with frequencies close to these natural frequencies are applied, resonance phenomena occur. In real phenomena, structures vibrate at their natural frequencies while experiencing damping during free vibration; however, this document will explain free vibration while ignoring damping. [Contents] ■ About eigenvalue analysis *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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『Cervenka』

『Cervenka』

Realized with Cervenka! High-precision concrete structure analysis

Cervenka has built up research and achievements in material models for concrete, reinforced concrete, and masonry, providing excellent analysis software. It features high-level functions specialized in complex nonlinear analysis, seismic design, and service life evaluation. 【Functions】 ■ Conduct detailed analysis using nonlinear material models. ■ Simulate cracking behavior under load conditions. ■ Perform comprehensive evaluation of load-bearing capacity. ■ Accelerate large-scale analysis with a high-performance solver. ■ Improve operability with a user-friendly interface. ■ Enable data input and output in standard formats such as DXF. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Sensitivity of Compliance, Part 5

The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Sensitivity of Compliance, Part 5

An approach based on the variational method! Deriving the sensitivity with respect to the function representing the cross-sectional area.

Last time, we discussed how to determine the sensitivity of compliance in a one-dimensional cantilever beam by defining the Lagrange function with design variables represented as a function of cross-sectional area. This time, let's look at an approach based on the calculus of variations to derive the stationary conditions and the derivatives with respect to the cross-sectional area. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 27 Sensitivity of Compliance Part 5 "Derivation of Sensitivity with Respect to the Function Representing Cross-Sectional Area" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Example] Linear static analysis considering initial bolt load

[Example] Linear static analysis considering initial bolt load

Linear static analysis using beam elements and bar elements for bolt connection parts!!!

**Case Summary** ■Product Name: NX Nastran ■Industry: Mechanical Components NX Nastran allows for various analyses considering pre-tensioned bolts (linear static analysis, nonlinear static analysis SOL601, linear buckling analysis, etc.). Using the Femap interface, modeling of bolt connections with beam elements, bar elements, and solid elements, as well as the setting of bolt loads, can be done easily. This case modeled the bolts using bar elements and solid elements and compared the results from both methods. Two fittings with a surface static friction coefficient of 0.15 were fastened with M10 bolts. An axial force of 150 kgf was applied, with one side fixed, and a linear static analysis was performed (Figure 1). The comparison of results from the bar elements and solid elements showed that the maximum and minimum Mises stress values and the maximum and minimum displacement values for the two fittings were the same for both methods. ● For more features and details, please download the catalog.

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[Technical Column] Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS MAC

[Technical Column] Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS MAC

Introduction to a technical column that is also used for evaluating the natural frequency in OPTISHAPE-TS!

Previously, we introduced shape optimization for model correlation of vibration characteristics on our website. In the article, we mentioned something called MAC (Modal Assurance Criterion), and in this article, we will explain it. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 28: About MAC *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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