Static Linear Structural Analysis

The static linear structural analysis is capable of simulating the response of a mechanical system to an assembly of loads and constraints. The linearity hypothesis of the material’s elastic behavior, which is the basis for this calculation method, has been shown to be reliable and efficient.

Validated by techniques offered by the science of classic constructions, this method allows the verification of structures that can be very geometrically complicated, and impractical or impossible to model with analytical formulas.

The possibility of analyzing assemblies made of many assembled parts and of simulating their behavior on contact extends the area of application to a large number of situations of industrial interest.