You don’t get everyday the chance to interview the professor who taught you for the first time about the finite element method. Fortunately, I got this chance… Zoubeir Lafhaj is the professor who introduced me about the finite element method and… he made it so interesting that I felt the need to understand it in […]
[Podcast] Why is the job of the FEA engineer so challenging?
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I share a lot of written articles, and sometimes videos also… but it’s been some time I am thinking to record also a “Podcast”, so today I made a first try to hopefully launch the discussion on an extremely important topic…FEA Simulation & Product innovation. So Here’s the topic of today’s discussion: Why is FEA […]
FEA Automation: Is it always good to automate?
It’s been some time I am talking about what I think of automation and “push-a-button” solutions to my newsletter subscribers. I know that this is a potentially “sensitive” topic for some people in the FEA field…and many people working in the FEA software industry would prefer you not to know about what I am about […]
Today I learned a new awesome skill
My mother had a problem: her Galaxy Note wasn’t charging anymore… Maybe you know this problem if you have a Samsung… sometimes the USB connector becomes loose and it becomes extremely difficult to charge the phone because there is no connection between the micro USB port and the cables If you had such a problem, […]
Open Discussion: loads physical understanding in FEA
Yesterday, I got this message from an FEA engineer in Norway, Valeriy Shepenkov: My biggest challenge and the biggest challenge for most in the finite elements business is the loads physical understanding and their application in the FEA software. If you could provide some advice on how to effectively single out the essential loads and […]
