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SUMMARY:Two Days Hands on Workshop on Composite Material Virtual Testing and Characterisation
DESCRIPTION:About Workshop\nA composite is a structural material that consists of two or more combined constituents of materials that are combined at a macroscopic level and are not soluble in each other. One constituent material is called the reinforcing phase and the one in which it is embedded is called the matrix. The reinforcing phase material may be in the form of fibers\, particles\, or flakes. The matrix phase materials are generally continuous. Now a days many products use composite components or\nstructures\, taking advantage of the increased structural strength and stiffness to weight ratios\, simpler manufacturing process or more innovative design capability that composites bring. Composite material properties\, mechanical behaviour and manufacture aspects differ from that of the conventional materials. Hence one should have the basic knowledge of their constituent’s mechanical behaviour\, mechanics\, failures\, manufacturing methods and its applications\nin different field. \nTopics Covered (Theory & Practical)\nIntroduction to Composite Materials : Definition\, History of Composite Materials\, Classification\, Types of matrices and reinforcements\, characteristics and selection. Limitations in the use of Composites. \nMicro-Mechanical Analysis of a Lamina: Introduction\, Volume and Mass Fractions\, Density\, and Void Content. Evaluation of the four elastic moduli – Strength of Materials Approach\, Semi-Empirical Models\, Elasticity Approach. \nMulti-scale Simulation: Introduction to multi-scale material modelling and characterisation\, from atomistic modeling to nano-scale molecular dynamics to meso-scale RVE Modelling and macro scale evaluation \nRVE Modelling : Introduction to Representative Volume Element Modelling\, Linear and Non-linear homogenisation analysis\, Macro structural analysis\, localisation analysis to study linear and non -linear material property development and characterisation \nStart :16 Jun 2026\, 09:30 AM\nEnd :17 Jun 2026\, 05:30 PM\nMode :Offline\nOrganizer :Administrator .\nLocation :Hotel IV Sanctum\, Gandhinagar Bangalore\, Karnataka\, India\nPrice :₹ 1180.00
URL:https://www.dhioresearch.com/event/two-days-hands-on-workshop-on-composite-material-virtual-testing-and-characterisation/
LOCATION:Hotel IV Sanctum\, Gandhinagar\, Bangalore\, 33\, 5th Main Rd\, near Tata Consultancy Services\, Gandhi Nagar\,\, Bangalore\, Karnataka\, 560009\, India
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260617T103000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260617T113000
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SUMMARY:Webinar on Material Modeling and Simulation for Academic Research
DESCRIPTION:Density Functional Theory (DFT) and Molecular Dynamics Simulations)\n  \nAbout the Webinar\nMaterial Modeling and Simulation have become indispensable tools in modern scientific research\, enabling researchers to understand\, predict\, and optimize material behavior across multiple length and time scales. From the electronic structure of materials to atomistic interactions and macroscopic performance\, simulation-driven research is accelerating innovation in materials science\, physics\, chemistry\, energy storage\, semiconductors\, aerospace\, and advanced manufacturing. \nThis webinar provides an introduction to state-of-the-art computational techniques\, including Density Functional Theory (DFT)\, Molecular Dynamics (MD)\, and Multiscale Modeling approaches. Participants will gain insights into how these methods are applied in academic research to investigate material properties\, predict performance\, reduce experimental costs\, and accelerate scientific discovery. \nThe session will also explore emerging trends in Material Informatics and Machine Learning\, highlighting how data-driven methodologies are transforming materials research and development. \nWhether you are a faculty member\, research scholar\, postgraduate student\, or industry researcher\, this webinar will provide valuable insights into modern computational materials engineering workflows and real-world research applications. \nKey Topics\n\nIntroduction to Material Modeling and Simulation\nFundamentals of Density Functional Theory (DFT)\nMolecular Dynamics Simulations and Applications\nAtomistic Modeling Techniques\nMultiscale Material Modeling: From Atomistic to Continuum Scale\nMaterial Informatics and Machine Learning for Materials Research\nAdvanced Research Applications and Case Studies\nInteractive Q&A Session\n\nWho Should Attend?\n\nFaculty Members and Researchers\nPh.D. Scholars and Postgraduate Students\nMaterials Scientists and Engineers\nMechanical\, Chemical\, Aerospace\, and Electronics Engineers\nComputational Modeling and Simulation Professionals\nR&D Personnel from Industry and Research Organizations\n\nLearning Outcomes\nBy the end of the webinar\, participants will be able to: \n\nUnderstand the role of computational modeling in materials research.\nDifferentiate between DFT\, Molecular Dynamics\, and Multiscale Modeling approaches.\nIdentify suitable simulation methodologies for various research problems.\nExplore opportunities for integrating Machine Learning with materials modeling.\nGain exposure to practical research case studies and industrial applications.\n\nDate: 17-June-2026\nTime:10.30 am – 11.30 am  \nJoin us to explore how advanced material modeling and simulation technologies are shaping the future of scientific research and engineering innovation.
URL:https://www.dhioresearch.com/event/webinar-on-material-modeling-and-simulation-for-academic-research/
LOCATION:Virtual Engineering\, DHIO RESEARCH\, 28\, 36th Cross\, Rajajinagar\, Bangalore\, Karnataka\, 560010\, India
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260622T103000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260622T113000
DTSTAMP:20260722T212039
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SUMMARY:Webinar on Non-Metallic (HDPE/GRP/FRP) Pipe Stress Analysis using PASS/START-PROF
DESCRIPTION:Join this technical webinar focused on the stress analysis of non-metallic piping systems\, including HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene)\, GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic)\, and FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) pipelines using PASS/START-PROF software. Learn industry best practices for evaluating piping flexibility\, thermal expansion\, support loads\, pressure effects\, and compliance with relevant design standards. \nWebinar Highlights\n\nFundamentals of HDPE\, GRP\, and FRP piping systems\nMaterial behavior and design considerations for non-metallic pipes\nApplicable codes and standards for stress analysis\nModeling non-metallic piping systems in PASS/START-PROF\nThermal expansion and flexibility assessment\nSustained\, operating\, and occasional load analysis\nSupport selection and optimization\nStress\, displacement\, and load evaluation\nCase studies from industrial piping applications\nBest practices for reliable and safe piping design\n\nWho Should Attend?\n\nPiping Engineers\nStress Analysts\nMechanical Engineers\nEPC Professionals\nPlant Design Engineers\nOil & Gas Engineers\nPower Plant Engineers\nWater & Wastewater Infrastructure Engineers\nEngineering Students and Researchers\n\nLearning Outcomes\nBy the end of this webinar\, participants will be able to: \n\nDevelop accurate stress models for HDPE\, GRP\, and FRP piping systems\nEvaluate thermal and pressure-induced stresses\nInterpret stress analysis results and code compliance requirements\nDesign effective support arrangements\nImprove piping system reliability and operational safety\n\nRegister Now and Enhance Your Expertise in Non-Metallic Pipe Stress Analysis! \n#PipeStressAnalysis #HDPE #GRP #FRP #NonMetallicPiping #PASSSoftware #STARTPROF #PipingEngineering #MechanicalEngineering #PipelineDesign #EngineeringWebinar #StressAnalysis #ProcessEngineering #OilAndGas #PowerPlant #WaterInfrastructure #PlantEngineering #CAE #Simulation #EngineeringTraining \nDate :22 Jun 2026\nTime :10:30 AM – 11:30 AM\nMode :Online\nOrganizer :Administrator .\nPrice :Free
URL:https://www.dhioresearch.com/event/webinar-on-non-metallic-hdpe-grp-frp-pipe-stress-analysis-using-pass-start-prof/
LOCATION:Virtual Engineering\, DHIO RESEARCH\, 28\, 36th Cross\, Rajajinagar\, Bangalore\, Karnataka\, 560010\, India
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260625T103000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260625T113000
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CREATED:20260609T181631Z
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SUMMARY:Webinar on Computational Simulation Technology for Civil Engineering
DESCRIPTION:Description:\n\nComputational simulation has become an indispensable tool in modern civil engineering\, enabling engineers and researchers to analyze\, optimize\, and validate designs before construction. This webinar introduces the application of COMSOL Multiphysics® for solving complex civil engineering problems through physics-based modeling and simulation. \nParticipants will learn how simulation technology can improve design accuracy\, reduce project risks\, minimize costs\, and accelerate innovation across various civil engineering domains. \nKey Topics Covered\n\nIntroduction to Computational Simulation in Civil Engineering\nOverview of COMSOL Multiphysics® Platform\nStructural Analysis of Buildings\, Bridges\, and Infrastructure\nGeotechnical Engineering Applications\nConcrete and Composite Material Modeling\nFluid Flow and Groundwater Simulations\nHeat Transfer in Building and Construction Systems\nSoil-Structure Interaction Studies\nSeismic and Dynamic Response Analysis\nMultiphysics Coupling for Real-World Civil Engineering Problems\nBest Practices for Model Development and Validation\n\nDemonstration Applications\n\nStructural Stress and Deformation Analysis\nFoundation Settlement Prediction\nTunnel and Underground Structure Simulation\nGroundwater Flow and Contaminant Transport\nThermal Performance of Buildings\nBridge Load and Vibration Analysis\nConstruction Material Performance Evaluation\n\nWho Should Attend?\n\nCivil Engineering Faculty Members\nUndergraduate and Postgraduate Students\nResearch Scholars\nStructural Engineers\nGeotechnical Engineers\nInfrastructure Consultants\nR&D Professionals\nIndustry Practitioners Interested in Simulation-Driven Design\n\nBenefits of Attending\n\nUnderstand the role of simulation in modern civil engineering.\nLearn how multiphysics modeling enhances engineering decision-making.\nExplore real-world civil engineering applications using COMSOL.\nGain insights into simulation-driven design and research methodologies.\nInteract with experts and clarify application-specific challenges.\n\nRegistration\nRegister now to discover how COMSOL Multiphysics® can transform civil engineering analysis\, design\, and innovation through advanced computational simulation technology. \nDate :25 Jun 2026\nTime :10:30 AM – 11:30 AM\nMode :Online\nOrganizer :Administrator .\nPrice :Free\nLink :  https://www.seellab.com/techdasoha/viewevent/55
URL:https://www.dhioresearch.com/event/webinar-on-computational-simulation-technology-for-civil-engineering/
LOCATION:Virtual Engineering\, DHIO RESEARCH\, 28\, 36th Cross\, Rajajinagar\, Bangalore\, Karnataka\, 560010\, India
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260626T103000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260626T113000
DTSTAMP:20260722T212039
CREATED:20260609T175220Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260609T175220Z
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SUMMARY:Webinar on From Measured Strain to True Operating Loads: Enabling Accurate Digital Twins with True-Load
DESCRIPTION:Description:\n\nModern engineering systems operate under complex and often unknown loading conditions. Accurate knowledge of operational loads is critical for structural integrity assessment\, fatigue life prediction\, digital twin development\, and design validation. However\, direct measurement of applied loads is often impractical or impossible. \nJoin us for an exclusive technical webinar where we demonstrate how True-Load® Load Reconstruction Software transforms measured strain and displacement data into accurate load histories and load cycles using advanced correlation-based reconstruction techniques. \nWhat You Will Learn\n\nFundamentals of load and load cycle reconstruction\nChallenges in identifying real-world operating loads\nUsing measured strain and displacement data for load estimation\nCorrelation matrix-based reconstruction methodology\nIntegration of FEA-generated response databases with measured test data\nReconstruction of static and dynamic load histories\nLoad cycle identification for fatigue and durability assessments\nBuilding accurate Digital Twins using reconstructed operational loads\nValidation of reconstructed loads through simulation and testing4\n\nKey Applications\n\nAerospace Structures\nAutomotive Components\nRail and Transportation Systems\nWind Energy Systems\nHeavy Machinery\nOffshore Structures\nIndustrial Equipment\n\nWho Should Attend?\n\nCAE Engineers\nFEA Analysts\nStructural Engineers\nFatigue & Durability Engineers\nTest and Measurement Engineers\nDigital Twin Developers\nR&D Engineers\nReliability Engineers\n\nWhy Attend?\n✔ Convert measured responses into actual operating loads\n✔ Improve Digital Twin fidelity and predictive accuracy\n✔ Reduce testing costs and development time\n✔ Enhance fatigue and structural life assessments\n✔ Validate simulation models with real-world operational data \nRegister Now and discover how True-Load bridges the gap between measured responses and real-world loading conditions for next-generation Digital Twin development \nDate :26 Jun 2026\nTime :10:30 AM – 11:30 AM\nMode :Online\nOrganizer :Administrator .\nPrice :Free
URL:https://www.dhioresearch.com/event/webinar-on-from-measured-strain-to-true-operating-loads-enabling-accurate-digital-twins-with-true-load/
LOCATION:Virtual Engineering\, DHIO RESEARCH\, 28\, 36th Cross\, Rajajinagar\, Bangalore\, Karnataka\, 560010\, India
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260629T093000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260630T173000
DTSTAMP:20260722T212039
CREATED:20260609T174216Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260609T174509Z
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SUMMARY:Two days hands-on-workshop on Hyperelastic Material Modelling and Simulation
DESCRIPTION:About Workshop\nFor many ideally elastic materials\, linear elastic models as per the Hook’s law do not accurately describe the observed\nmaterial behaviour. Most common example of such kind of material is rubber\, whose consecutive relationship are defined\nby nonlinear elastic\, isotropic\, incompressible\, independent of strain rate. Hyper-Elasticity is the study of material behaviour which do not obeys the Hook’s law and behaves nonlinearly within elastic limit and provides constitutive relation between the stress-strain from strain energy density function. Thus\, hyper-elastic idealization models are widely adopted in the industrial products which are manufactured using elastomers. The course is composed of both theory and practical’s using commercial software. \nThis Workshop reviews issues commonly faced when pursuing fatigue performance in elastomeric products\, and the\nproblems that can be solved using modern characterization and analysis techniques. It introduces technologies\, solutions\nand workflows that you can use to achieve your durability targets for problems involving nonlinear material behavior\, and\nmultiaxial\, variable amplitude loading. The training includes a case study demonstrating the application of Endurica CL and Endurica DT for fatigue analysis \nTopics Covered (Theory & Practical)\n\nMechanical Behaviour of Elastomers: General Material Behaviour\, Elasticity and Plasticity Mathematical material Model\, Incremental plasticity theory\, Yield criterion\, Flow rule\, Hardening Rule\, Kinematic hardening\,\nIsotropic Hardening\, Viscoelastic behaviour\, Elastomer behaviour under Loading-unloading condition\, Creep and Relaxation.\nHyper-Elastic Material Model: Ronald Rivlin and Melvin Mooney models\, Neo-Hookean and Mooney–Rivlin model\, Ogden model and the Arruda–Boyce model.\nIntroduction to Finite Element Method: Finite Element Formulation for linear Analysis\, Nonlinear Analysis\, Modelling Issues: Element Selection\, Meshing Considerations\, Constraints and Reinforcements\, Contact\, etc\nTesting Methods for Hyper-elastic material: Tensile\, Compressive\,Bending and Fatigue testing methodology.\nNumerical Problems: Involving Hyper-elastic behaviour.\nNumerical Problems: Involving Hyper-elastic behaviour.\nFatigue and Fracture: Introduction to fatigue\, Mechanism of Fatigue\, Endurance curve\, Factors Effecting Fatigue\, Fatigue Life Prediction Approaches. Rate laws for both cycle & time dependent crack growth\, including threshold effects and ozone attack. Overview of Fracture Mechanics\, Crack precursor growth tracking based on Fracture Mechanics\, Rainflow Counting on history of the critical plane\, Common modes of failure\, Energy release rate\, Stress Intensity Factors\, Fracture Mechanics Approach to Fatigue Design.\nRubber Durability Simulation : Calculating Fatigue life and Failure location on the part\, Critical Plane Analysis to check every potential crack orientation\, Damage Extrapolation for residual life\, Self-heating analysis\, Co-simulation for Ageing and Cyclic Softening\, Fatigue Life prediction of parts subjected to lengthy multi-channel Road Load\nSignals (RLD).\n\nStart :29 Jun 2026\, 09:30 AM\nEnd :30 Jun 2026\, 05:30 PM\nMode :Offline\nOrganizer :Administrator .\nLocation :Virtual Engineering\, Rajajinagar Bangalore\, Karnataka\, India\nPrice :₹ 5900.00\nhttps://www.seellab.com/techdasoha/viewevent/50 \nContact Details  \nMs. Poshitha\nposhitha@dhioresearch.com\nPhone : +91 70194 48044 \nMrs. Nethra Santhosh\nEmail :nethra@virtual-engineering.com\nPhone : +91 9900103378\, 9591994642 \nVirtual Experiential Learning Pvt Ltd\n28\, 36th Cross\, Rajaji nagar 2nd Block\nBangalore – 560010\nWww.virtual-engineering.com \n\n 
URL:https://www.dhioresearch.com/event/two-days-hands-on-workshop-on-hyperelastic-material-modelling-and-simulation/
LOCATION:Hotel IV Sanctum\, Gandhinagar\, Bangalore\, 33\, 5th Main Rd\, near Tata Consultancy Services\, Gandhi Nagar\,\, Bangalore\, Karnataka\, 560009\, India
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260629T103000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260629T223000
DTSTAMP:20260722T212039
CREATED:20260609T175345Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260609T175345Z
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SUMMARY:Webinar on Forging Quality and Yield Improvement with AFDEX Metal Forming Simulation
DESCRIPTION:Description:\n\nOverview\nIn today’s competitive manufacturing environment\, improving product quality while maximizing material yield is essential for reducing costs and increasing productivity. This webinar will demonstrate how AFDEX enables engineers and manufacturers to optimize metal forming processes through advanced finite element simulation technology. \nAFDEX helps predict forming defects\, analyze material flow\, optimize die design\, reduce trial-and-error development\, and improve overall manufacturing efficiency. The software is widely used for forging\, extrusion\, rolling\, sheet metal forming\, and multi-stage metal forming applications. \nKey Topics\n\nIntroduction to AFDEX metal forming simulation\nImproving product quality through virtual process validation\nYield enhancement through process optimization\nPrediction and prevention of defects:\n\nUnderfilling\nFolding\nCracking\nExcessive thinning\n\n\nDie life improvement and tooling optimization\nMulti-stage forming process simulation\nCase studies demonstrating quality and productivity improvements\nBest practices for reducing material waste and production costs\n\nLearning Outcomes\nParticipants will learn how to: \n\nPredict manufacturing issues before physical trials\nOptimize process parameters for higher yield\nImprove dimensional accuracy and product consistency\nReduce development time and tooling modifications\nLower production costs through simulation-driven design\nEnhance productivity and profitability in metal forming operations\n\nWho Should Attend?\n\nManufacturing Engineers\nProcess Engineers\nTool & Die Designers\nProduction Managers\nR&D Engineers\nQuality Engineers\nMetal Forming Specialists\n\nAbout AFDEX\nAFDEX is a general-purpose metal forming simulation platform developed for accurate prediction and optimization of metal forming processes. It offers automated meshing\, multi-stage process simulation\, metal flow visualization\, and process design optimization capabilities. \n#AFDEX #MetalForming #ManufacturingEngineering #FiniteElementAnalysis #FEA #MetalFormingSimulation #ProcessOptimization #Forging #Extrusion #Rolling #SheetMetalForming #DieDesign #ToolingOptimization #VirtualValidation #MaterialFlowAnalysis #DefectPrevention #Underfilling #FoldingDefects #CrackingPrevention #YieldOptimization #QualityImprovement #ProductionEfficiency #ManufacturingTechnology #DigitalManufacturing #SmartManufacturing #Industry40 #CAE #SimulationDrivenDesign #ProductivityImprovement #CostReduction #EngineeringWebinar #ManufacturingInnovation #ToolAndDie #ProcessEngineering #IndustrialEngineering #Metalworking #RAndDEngineering #QualityEngineering #ProductionManagement #ManufacturingExcellence \nDate :29 Jun 2026\nTime :10:30 AM – 11:30 AM\nMode :Online\nOrganizer :Administrator .\nPrice :Free
URL:https://www.dhioresearch.com/event/webinar-on-forging-quality-and-yield-improvement-with-afdex-metal-forming-simulation/
LOCATION:Virtual Engineering\, DHIO RESEARCH\, 28\, 36th Cross\, Rajajinagar\, Bangalore\, Karnataka\, 560010\, India
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260701T103000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260701T113000
DTSTAMP:20260722T212039
CREATED:20260609T175649Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260609T175649Z
UID:6824-1782901800-1782905400@www.dhioresearch.com
SUMMARY:Webinar on Manufacturing Process Simulation for Academic Research
DESCRIPTION:Description:\n\nThis webinar will provide a comprehensive overview and live demonstration of various manufacturing process simulation technologies used in academic research and industrial product development. Participants will gain insights into how simulation tools can be applied to analyze\, optimize\, and validate manufacturing processes before physical production\, reducing development time and cost while improving product quality. \nManufacturing Processes to be Demonstrated\n\nCNC Machining Simulation\nCasting Simulation\nForging Simulation\nExtrusion Simulation\nRolling Simulation\nDrawing Simulation\nSheet Metal Forming Simulation\nHeat Treatment Simulation\nPowder Compaction Simulation\nInjection Molding Simulation\nAdditive Manufacturing Simulation\nWelding Simulation\nComposite Manufacturing Simulation\nSemiconductor IC Packaging Simulation\n\nWebinar Highlights\n\nIntroduction to Manufacturing Process Simulation\nDemonstration of simulation workflows for different manufacturing processes\nProcess optimization and defect prediction techniques\nFinite Element Analysis (FEA) applications in manufacturing\nAcademic research opportunities using simulation technologies\nCase studies from industry and research projects\nDiscussion on Digital Manufacturing\, Industry 4.0\, and Digital Twins\n\nWho Should Attend\n\nFaculty Members\nResearch Scholars (Ph.D.\, M.Tech.\, M.E.\, M.S.)\nUndergraduate and Postgraduate Students\nManufacturing and Design Engineers\nResearchers interested in Computational Manufacturing\n\nLearning Outcomes\nBy the end of the webinar\, participants will understand how simulation can be used to: \n\nAnalyze manufacturing process behavior\nPredict defects and product quality\nOptimize process parameters\nReduce experimental costs and development cycles\nSupport high-quality academic research and publications\n\nJoin us to explore how modern manufacturing simulation technologies are transforming research\, innovation\, and product development across diverse manufacturing domains. \nDate :01 Jul 2026\nTime :10:30 AM – 11:30 AM\nMode :Online\nOrganizer :Administrator .\nPrice :Free
URL:https://www.dhioresearch.com/event/webinar-on-manufacturing-process-simulation-for-academic-research/
LOCATION:Virtual Engineering\, DHIO RESEARCH\, 28\, 36th Cross\, Rajajinagar\, Bangalore\, Karnataka\, 560010\, India
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260702T103000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260703T173000
DTSTAMP:20260722T212039
CREATED:20260609T174910Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260609T174910Z
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SUMMARY:Two Days Hands On Workshop on Heat Treatment Simulation using DANTE® FEA
DESCRIPTION:Workshop Overview\nHeat treatment simulation has become an essential tool for optimizing manufacturing processes\, reducing product\ndevelopment cycles\, and minimizing costly trial-and-error experimentation. This intensive 16-hour workshop provides\ncomprehensive practical training on DANTE FEA\, enabling participants to simulate carburizing\, quenching\, tempering\,\ninduction hardening\, and other heat treatment processes. \nParticipants will learn how to predict:\n– Phase transformations\n– Hardness distribution\n– Carbon diffusion\n– Residual stresses\n– Distortion and dimensional changes\n– Heat treatment process optimization \nthrough real-world industrial examples. \nTopics Covered\nDay 1: Fundamentals and Core Heat Treatment Simulations\n  \nModule 1: Introduction to Heat Treatment and DANTE FEA (2 Hours)\nTheory\n– Fundamentals of heat treatment\n– Metallurgical transformations in steels\n– TTT and CCT diagrams\n– Carbon diffusion mechanisms\n– Distortion and residual stress formation\n– Overview of DANTE simulation methodology \nHands-On Exercise\n– So􀈦ware interface overview\n– Model setup workflow\n– Geometry import\n– Material assignment\n– Mesh generation \nModule 2: Material Modeling and Process Definition (2 Hours) \nTheory\n– DANTE material database\n– Transformation kinetics\n– Thermal and mechanical properties\n– Carbon-dependent material behavior \nHands-On Exercise\n– Material data assignment\n– Process parameter definition\n– Thermal boundary conditions\n– Initial conditions setup \nModule 3: Carburizing and Carbon Diffusion Analysis (2 Hours)\nTheory\n– Gas carburizing principles\n– Carbon potential control\n– Case hardening mechanisms \nHands-On Exercise\n– Setup carburizing cycle\n– Carbon diffusion simulation\n– Carbon concentration mapping\n– Effective case depth evaluation \nResults Analysis\n– Carbon distribution plots\n– Surface carbon concentration\n– Case depth prediction’ \nModule 4: Quenching and Phase Transformation Simulation (2 Hours) \nTheory\n– Quenching mechanisms\n– Cooling rate effects\n– Martensitic transformation\n– Transformation-induced plasticity \nHands-On Exercise\n– Quench process setup\n– Cooling boundary conditions\n– Phase transformation simulation\n– Results Analysis\n– Temperature history\n– Phase fraction evolution\n– Martensite distribution \nDay 2 : Advanced Applications and Industrial Case Studies\nModule 5: Residual Stress and Distortion Prediction(2 Hours)\nTheory\n– Sources of distortion\n– Stress development during quenching\n– Dimensional stability \nHands-On Exercise\n– Stress analysis setup\n– Distortion evaluation\n– Shape comparison \nResults Analysis\n– Residual stress contours\n– Distortion plots\n– Critical regions identification \nModule 6: Tempering and Hardness Prediction (2 Hours)\nTheory\n– Tempering mechanisms\n– Hardness evolution\n– Mechanical property prediction \nHands-On Exercise\n– Tempering cycle setup\n– Hardness prediction\n– Mechanical property assessment \nResults Analysis\n– Hardness maps\n– Hardness-depth profiles\n– Property variation evaluation \nModule 7: Advanced Heat Treatment Applications (2 Hours)\nTheory and Demonstration\n– Induction hardening\n– Nitriding\n– Through hardening\n– Multi-stage heat treatment processes \nHands-On Exercise\n– Participants will configure an advanced heat treatment process and evaluate results \nModule 8: Industrial Case Study and Mini Project (2 Hours)\n– Complete Industrial Workflow\n– Automotive Transmission Gear Heat Treatment and other components \nParticipants will:\n– Import geometry\n– Generate mesh\n– Define carburizing cycle\n– Perform quenching simulation\n– Evaluate hardness\n– Analyze distortion\n– Validate results\n– Project Deliverables\n– Carbon concentration profile\n– Phase transformation report\n– Hardness distribution\n– Residual stress assessment\n– Distortion evaluation. \nRegistration Fee\nINR 2500.00 + Tax Applicable \nRegistration Details\nMs. Sahana N\nEmail : sahana@dhioresearch.com\nPhone : +91 9900138009 \nStart :02 Jul 2026\, 09:30 AM\nEnd :03 Jul 2026\, 05:30 PM\nMode :Offline\nOrganizer :Administrator .\nLocation :Bangalore\, Karnataka\, India\nPrice :₹ 2950.00
URL:https://www.dhioresearch.com/event/two-days-hands-on-workshop-on-heat-treatment-simulation-using-dante-fea/
LOCATION:Virtual Engineering\, DHIO RESEARCH\, 28\, 36th Cross\, Rajajinagar\, Bangalore\, Karnataka\, 560010\, India
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SUMMARY:Webinar on Multi Flexible Body Dynamics (MFBD) & Coupled CFD Simulation using RecurDyn + Particleworks
DESCRIPTION:Description:\n\n🚀 Join Our Webinar on Multi Flexible Body Dynamics (MFBD) & Coupled CFD Simulation Using RecurDyn + Particleworks \nUnderstanding the interaction between complex mechanical systems and fluid behavior is critical for developing high-performance products. In this webinar\, we’ll explore how MFBD (Multi Flexible Body Dynamics) combined with Mesh-Free CFD simulation can provide deeper insights into real-world engineering challenges. \nAgenda \n\nIntroduction to Multi-Flexible Body Dynamics (MFBD)\nOverview of RecurDyn and Particleworks Integration\nCoupled CFD-MBD Simulation Workflow\nFluid-Structure Interaction Applications\nIndustry Use Cases and Demonstrations\nQ&A Session with Experts\n\nThis session is ideal for engineers\, simulation specialists\, researchers\, and product development professionals looking to enhance their simulation capabilities and accelerate innovation. \nDon’t miss this opportunity to discover advanced simulation techniques that bridge the gap between mechanical dynamics and fluid behavior. \nAbout RecurDyn and Particleworks \nRecurDyn’s Multi-Flexible Body Dynamics (MFBD) technology enables engineers to simulate real-world mechanical behavior by combining multibody dynamics with flexible body analysis. This approach helps predict deformation\, stress\, vibration\, and dynamic responses under operating conditions with greater accuracy than traditional rigid-body simulations. \n✅ Analyze flexible components within complex mechanical assemblies\n✅ Improve prediction of durability\, noise\, vibration\, and performance\n✅ Reduce dependence on costly physical prototypes\n✅ Optimize designs early in the development cycle\n✅ Seamlessly integrate with advanced simulation workflows\, including CFD co-simulation \nwww.functionbay.com \nParticleworks Meshfree CFD Simulation : Traditional CFD methods often require complex mesh generation\, which can be time-consuming and challenging for simulations involving large deformations\, free surfaces\, splashing\, mixing\, or moving boundaries. \nParticleworks leverages a Meshfree CFD approach based on the Moving Particle Simulation (MPS) method\, enabling engineers to simulate complex fluid behavior without the need for mesh generation. \n🔹 Key Advantages of Particleworks Meshfree CFD:\n✅ Eliminates time-consuming mesh creation\n✅ Accurately captures free-surface flows and splashing phenomena\n✅ Handles fluid-structure interactions with moving and rotating components\n✅ Simplifies simulations involving complex geometries\n✅ Accelerates design validation and optimization \nwww.particleworks.com \n#Webinar #Simulation #CFD #RecurDyn #Particleworks #MFBD #MultibodyDynamics #EngineeringSimulation #CAE #ProductDevelopment #DigitalEngineering #Innovation #MechanicalEngineering #ComputationalFluidDynamics \n\nDate :03 Jul 2026\nTime :10:30 AM – 11:30 AM\nMode :Online\nOrganizer :Administrator .\nPrice :Free
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LOCATION:Virtual Engineering\, DHIO RESEARCH\, 28\, 36th Cross\, Rajajinagar\, Bangalore\, Karnataka\, 560010\, India
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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