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Correlation of FEA & CFD Analysis to Real-World Data
Analytical predictions from Finite Element Analysis as well as CFD
Analysis needs to be verified against Experimental Data and/ or Real
World Data. This helps establish correct analysis procedures,
better understanding of the physics of the simulation as well as
provides technological insight critical for new product
development. EGS India has been involved in Correlation Processes as well as establishment of FE and CFD Procedures for products. This helps manufacturing organizations achieve indigenisation of technologies and establish know-how for products - the real wealth of any organisation that is involved in product design and development.
| Strain
Correlation |
Deflection
Validation |
| Frequency - Modal Assurance Criteria |
Point Mobility Evaluation |
| Temperature
Correlation |
Fluid
Flow Parameters such as Pressure Drop, Free Stream Velocity and Mass Flow Rates |
| Efficiency of Pumps, Heat Exchangers |
Life Prediction |
| Fluid
Induced Vibrations - Correlation to Observed Data |
Elastomeric
Deflections
and Deformed Shape Correlation |
| High Cycle Fatigue - Correlation to
test |
Warranty: Service Life calculation
for Equipments |
| Thermal
Expansion |
Buckling
Load
Characterisation and Identification of Influencing Co-efficients |
- Technological Know-How
- Increased Reliability
- Improved Simulation Process
- Reduction in Test Prototypes
Why Correlation Services from EGS India?
EGS India has been conducting Correlations between Analytical
Estimations and Test Data, for customers and has been delivering on
procedures and inferences Unique Capabilities of EGS India include:
- Knowledge of Finite Element Analysis and CFD Analysis Procedures
and Methods
- Capability to identify and establish dimensional correlations
between Design and Manufacturing
- Variance Models for Higher level of prediction and acceptability
- Established process for
correlation
- Proven capabilities in Field failure replication and elimination
Correlation bridges the gap between Assumptions and Reality - First Step in acquiring Technical Know-How
