

Numerical Simulation for the Company Pro Pac Industries
- Client
- Pro Pac Indsutries
- Sector
- Manufacturing
- Expertise
- Numerical Simulation and Physical Testing
- Product optimization
CONTEXT
CHALLENGES
ASSIGNMENT
Our numerical simulation experts, in collaboration with Pro Pac Industries, established load cases that accurately represent the forces experienced by the delimber head
They then carried out a comparative structural analysis of two versions. Following this analysis, the structure of the new Delimber Head was optimized to reduce stress on weak points and improve performance based on the criteria established by the Pro Pac Industries team.


RESULTS
Reduction in product development costs.
OBJECTIVE AND ACTIONS
Finite Element Analysis of a Delimber Head under Static Loads
Finite Element Analysis of a Delimber Head under Static Loads
TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES
Analysis of load cases that best represent the use and failure scenarios of the existing delimber head components.
Finite element analysis of the new delimber head
Improvements in head design and material selection
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