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The development of numerical techniques within engineering tools, such as finite element codes, is of significant importance for many industrial compagnies which are using simulation for innovation purposes or for the demonstration of reliability and security of various critical systems. In the present article a R&D project, jointly carried out by an international code editor and an industrial code user is discussed, giving possible answer to tackle the gap between academic research and industrial applications.
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Jean-François SIGRIST: Research engineer, science journalist - Expertise & communication scientifiques (eye-π) – 4, place Foire le Roi – 37000 TOURS – France
INTRODUCTION
The maturing of a scientific calculation method, from its mathematical formalization to its practical application, via its numerical implementation, is an innovation challenge for industrial players in numerical simulation (numerical modeling researchers, calculation code publishers, simulation tool users).
Completing the entire maturity cycle and making new computing functionalities available to a community of users requires working with all the players involved at the various key stages (formalization, validation, implementation, marketing).
We provide feedback on an industrial R&D project aimed at integrating new computational functionalities for mechanical problems involving fluid/structure interaction modeling into a general-purpose finite element calculation code. Carried out following doctoral work, the project involved a numerical solutions publisher and an industrial user of the calculation code. It led to the enhancement of the computational code's offering, and enabled various applications of these functionalities to problems of interest to the shipbuilding and nuclear industries.
Fields: innovation, collaborative research
Companies concerned: manufacturers (ships, automobiles, aircraft, energy production systems), software publishers (scientific computing, digital simulation, HPC), design offices (vibro-acoustic calculations, noise and vibration, etc.).
Technologies/methods involved: numerical modeling, scientific computing, finite elements
Sector: mechanical engineering
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numerical simulation | fluid-structure interaction | numerical calculation code
Develop finite element models to simulate fluid/structure interactions
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