[Free Participation] "Powder Behavior Prediction" Seminar Held <September 5-7>
Prediction of structural behavior composed of multiple components that move differently.
For manufacturers in industries such as mining, construction, food, and healthcare! We will introduce high-speed calculations using non-spherical particles and GPUs, along with examples of the latest DEM technology.
In many industries, there is an increasing demand in the field of production technology for predicting the behavior of powders. However, there are many technical challenges, such as methods for modeling particle shapes, the number of particles that can be handled, reducing computation time, and coupling with simulations from other fields. ◎ What is the general-purpose powder analysis tool "Rocky DEM"? It is a DEM tool that provides the latest discrete element method technology capable of high-precision modeling of non-spherical particles, high-speed computation using GPUs, and coupled analysis with ANSYS tools, thereby broadly meeting the analysis needs in design environments. In this seminar, engineers from ESSS, the developer of Rocky DEM, along with our company, will provide information to help you understand the features of Rocky DEM and the latest DEM technology, covering everything from an overview of Rocky DEM, an explanation of the underlying discrete element method technology, to application examples and new features in the latest version. *Please check the basic information below for details about the seminar. *For more information, please visit our website or feel free to contact us.
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【Seminar Program】 1. What is the powder analysis tool Rocky DEM (IDAJ) 2. Explanation of the analysis technology used by Rocky DEM (ESSS Inc. *Simultaneous interpretation will be provided) 3. New features of the latest version Rocky DEM 4.1 (ESSS Inc. *Simultaneous interpretation will be provided) 【Date and Venue】 ■Kobe Venue: September 5, 2018 (Wednesday) 13:00–16:00 (tentative) *Registration starts at 12:30 Kobe International Conference Center Seminar House, 8th Floor, Room 805 ■Nagoya Venue: September 6, 2018 (Thursday) 13:00–16:00 (tentative) *Registration starts at 12:30 Aichi Prefectural Industrial Labor Center, Wink Aichi, 12th Floor, Room 1208 ■Yokohama Venue: September 7, 2018 (Friday) 13:30–16:30 (tentative) *Registration starts at 13:00 TKP Garden City PREMIUM Yokohama Landmark Tower (25th Floor) 【Target Participants】 Customers interested in powder analysis tools (DEM) and those considering or currently using them. *Participation may be declined for certain hardware and software vendors. Additionally, participation may be refused for other reasons at our discretion.
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[Participation Fee] Free, Pre-registration Required
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While focusing on MBD and CAE technologies and their surrounding technical areas, we specialize in building virtual products and collaborative design processes through cutting-edge digital engineering. We form partnerships with leading-edge software vendors of the era, providing a comprehensive engineering environment necessary to solve our customers' increasingly diverse and complex challenges using top-level domestic digital engineering technologies, including thermal fluid analysis, structural analysis, electromagnetic field analysis, acoustic analysis, system simulation, optimization technologies, embedded software development environments, and simulation process data management (SPDM) solutions.
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