3D Printing Design and Analysis Solutions for Additive Manufacturing

Design And Analysis

At Vexma Technologies, our expertise lies in Design and Analysis, where we employ state-of-the-art tools like Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to optimize product performance. We understand the vital importance of structural integrity and fluid flow in product functionality and efficiency.

Our skilled engineers utilize FEA to meticulously assess and enhance the structural integrity of products, ensuring they meet desired performance criteria. By simulating real-world conditions and stresses, we identify potential weak points and iterate on designs to fortify and optimize product strength, all while adhering to 3D printing's inherent capabilities and limitations.

Services:

2D to 3D Conversion:

Conversion of two-dimensional (2D) drawings or designs into three-dimensional (3D) models, allowing for a more realistic and comprehensive representation.

Finite Element Analysis (FEA):

A computational technique used to analyze and predict the behavior of structures or components under various physical conditions like stress, heat, vibration, etc.

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD):

The simulation of fluid flow and its interactions with structures to understand how fluids (liquids or gases) behave and affect the system's performance.

Mold Design:

Designing molds for manufacturing processes, specifying the geometry and features required to produce parts or products through molding processes.

Conformal Cooling:

Designing cooling channels in molds or parts in a way that conforms to the shape of the object, improving the cooling efficiency and overall production quality.

Vacuum Casting Design:

Designing components or products specifically for vacuum casting processes, a method used for creating high-quality prototypes or small production runs.

Motion Analysis:

Analyzing the movement, dynamics, and kinematics of mechanical components or systems to optimize performance, efficiency, and safety.

Generative Design:

Utilizing algorithms and computational power to generate and explore multiple design options, allowing for rapid iteration and optimization based on defined constraints and objectives.

Topology Optimization:

Optimizing the material distribution within a given design space to achieve the desired structural or performance objectives, often resulting in lightweight and efficient designs.