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Vero VISI 18: Manufacturing

Posted by - February 2, 2011
Following the design focussed review in the last issue, Al Dean now completes his review of Vero Software's VISI CADCAM system with a look over what's coming up for manufacturing,…
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NX Progressive Die Design

Posted by - February 3, 2011
Progressive Die Design is a highly involved process and this is compounded when it comes to integrating design change. Al Dean investigates the dedicated suite of tools in NX from…
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Power Surge

Posted by - February 7, 2011
E.ON UK’s power engineering services department repairs and replaces turbine blades. By using Faro equipment the engineering team has made vast improvements in terms of accuracy, efficiency and measurement speedE.ON…
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Engineering Workshop # 9

Posted by - February 7, 2011
Bob Johnson continues with the axi-symmetric Finite Element Analysis of the “paint-ball” pressure vessel in order to investigate the influence of threads
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Luxology modo 501

Posted by - February 8, 2011
What if you could model, render and animate all in one program? modo 501 takes everything on in a single interface. Josh Mings takes a look at how the new…
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Cadfaster Collaborate

Posted by - February 14, 2011
With project teams and clients based all around the world, holding meetings to discuss designs has its challenges. Cadfaster has a slick solution for engineering designers, which uses the cloud…
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Engineering Workshop # 10

Posted by - March 1, 2011
Having shown some typical Finite Element results last time, Bob Johnson now moves on to explain the basic principles that underline the FEA method
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tsElements for SolidWorks

Posted by - March 3, 2011
Josh Mings looks at a brand new tool for SolidWorks users who want more control when editing surface design and concept models in their familiar CAD environment
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IT standards – shake it up!

Posted by - March 7, 2011
When developing new IT standards, a committee-based approach is important for the greater good, but having multiple competing standards can certainly help drive things forward, writes Rob JamiesonI have read…
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