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Recently at ASIP 2022 in Phoenix, AZ, ESRD provided a 2-hour training course titled “Best Practices for the Modeling and Analysis of Bonded Doubler Repairs”, presented a technical paper titled "DTA of Bonded Repairs on the Wing Skin of the C-130 Using Finite Elements", chatted with "patients" at the StressCheck Clinic, and exhibited at our captivating booth inside the Sheraton Phoenix Hotel & Conference Center. We are also planning a webinar for February 7, 2023 titled "What's New and Improved in StressCheck Professional". We hope you can attend this "must-see" event! Read the summary of conference events, view the ASIP training course content (including the presentation and demo videos), and register for our upcoming webinar.
In case you missed it, we are pleased to announce that we've released product updates for StressCheck Professional and StressCheck-Powered Apps! Many customer-defined enhancements were added, and the software user experience improved.
This past week at AA&S/PS&S 2019, ESRD's Gordon Lehman provided a training course titled “How Do You Verify the Accuracy of Engineering Simulations?”, chatted with attendees about StressCheck and how it supports detailed aerostructures analyses, and exhibited at our colorful & engaging booth. Read the summary of events and download the AA&S/PS&S training course presentation!
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“Accurate and reliable stresses and Stress Intensity Factors are required for determination of static and residual strength and for crack growth analyses in analysis tools such as AFGROW. For some geometries, industry solutions are either insufficient or nonexistent. The geometry, applied forces, and crack shapes and dimensions must be modeled reasonably well to obtain useful engineering data. The p-version finite element software StressCheck (ESRD, Inc., St. Louis, Missouri, USA) is used to demonstrate how accurate finite element solutions can lead to good quality engineering analysis.”
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