ESRD has been helping aerospace and defense (A&D) engineering professionals solve the toughest problems in strength, durability and damage tolerance of metallic and composite structures since 1989.
Applications & Simulations
We developed the world’s premier high-order FEA tool, StressCheck Professional, to empower our customers to obtain reliable solutions to their challenging engineering applications.
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What Are Your Engineering Analysis Goals?
Are high-resolution stress or strain gradients important to you? Or, any of the following?:
- Stress concentrations for small and/or difficult to analyze features
- Adhesively bonded ply by ply laminated composites details
- 3D stress intensity factors (SIF) for user-defined crack geometries
- Multi-body contact analyses of fastened joints
- Residual stress due to cold-working process
- Global-local analysis of airframe details
- Customized engineering simulation apps
If so, then there is a high probability that we can help you achieve your present (and future) simulation goals with our software products.
Application & Simulation Focus
The following section highlights key engineering applications, and related solid mechanics problem classes, that are well-suited for ESRD’s numerical simulation technology:
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When performing parametric structural analysis, ESRD’s p-element StressCheck FEA software is always my preferred choice due to the excellent solution quality, parametric framework, and superior computational efficiency. In fact, I recently used StressCheck to generate stress intensity factors along a parametrically defined elliptical crack-tip across 3,000 unique geometric configurations. Considering multi-body contact was present and all simulations were performed using a laptop, this was a task well suited for StressCheck.
Dr. Lee Zambino
Researcher, Villanova University