The new generation of ESI Group's leading crashworthiness simulation
software is an essential element of the crash and safety value chain.
It enables engineers to get rid of physical prototypes and focus their
efforts in creating, evaluating and managing virtual prototypes under
realistic conditions within changing regulations boundaries. PAM-CRASH
2G environment facilitates model preparation and analysis while its
leading edge solver architecture offers a highly scalable parallel
version. This parallel version enables overnight computation and
intensive calculation with increased model size due to more detailed
car body representation including both trims and precise physical
properties. PAM-CRASH 2G advanced features encompass:
First predictive rupture model available in the industry that provides
accurate answers to the deformation of materials such as composites,
high strength steels and aluminum . Car manufacturers currently resort
to materials which sustain high crash test performance, but their
narrower plasticity ranges increase rupture probability. By
integrating predictive rupture model PAM-CRASH 2G perfectly matches
the physics of these materials.
Fast and easy input/output procedures in combination with new editor
for data checking and user-friendly graphic environment help reduce
modeling time.
Up to 50% performance increase in memory saving based on scalable
contact structure and dynamic memory allocation within the streamlined
solver architecture.
PLM concept compliance which allows collaborative engineering and
mission critical decision-making.
Withstanding accidental collisions has become a primary design
criterion for the occupants of vehicles. With the shortening of design
cycles, crash test simulation is a crucial competitive issue for car
manufacturers. PAM-CRASH 2G capabilities answers the industry's needs
for a wide range of specific applications.
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