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NAFEMS European Conference:

Simulation Process and Data Management (SDM)

24th - 25th November 2010, Frankfurt, Germany

THE INTERNATIONAL ENGINEERING ANALYSIS COMMUNITY

Platinum Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

ISBN 978-1-874376-62-0

EAN: 9781874376620

Contents

Experience with 7 Years SDM at Audi ................................................................................................................... 1

J. Reicheneder, K. Gruber (AUDI AG)

SDM – From Overwhelming CAE Data to User Oriented CAE Framework ........................................................ 2

B. Fachbach, M. Rosenberger (Virtual Vehicle Competence Centre Graz)

Assessment of Full Width Deformable Barrier Test CAE Simulations for Vehicle Compatibility ................... 3

J. Coulton (Hyundai Motor Europe Technical Center GmbH); M. Ebeling (Altair Engineering GmbH)

Setting the Scope of Standards and the Management of Simulation Data ....................................................... 4

P. Bartholomew (NAFEMS SDM WG)

Analysis of ATM Simulations using the “Extensible Workflow Management for Simulations” ...................... 5 A. Scharnweber (German Aerospace Center)

Integration between SDM and PDM at Alenia ....................................................................................................... 6 D. Cannoletta, G. Iannuzzo, G. Mirra (Alenia Aeronautica S.p.A.); A. Cantarutti (MSC.Software); G. Toso (Almatec-SUD); G. Turrisi (University Salento)

Information Traceability in a CAT-CAE Data Correlation Scenario for Static Testing Evaluation at Alenia Aeronautica ............................................................................................................................................. 7

M. Piccirillo (Alenia Aeronautica S.p.A.); W. Dehandschutter (LMS International)

Virtual Testing for High Lift Systems .................................................................................................................... 8 T. Ulmer (Airbus Germany)

CAESAM: an Open Framework for Collaborative Model Based Engineering ................................................... 9 Y. Radovcic, P. Morelle (SAMTECH Deutschland GmbH); G. Malherbe (SAMTECH France)

The Value of Simulation Process & Data Management – Lessons from a Decade of Production Experience ......................................................................................................................................... 10

M. Norris (MSC.Software)

[NOT AVAILABLE] Simulation Data and Resources Management in the Context of a CAE Process .......... 11

A. Korbetis, Z. Margellou, S. Seitanis (BETA CAE Systems S.A.)

Integrated CAE Driven Development within a HyperWorks Framework ......................................................... 12

J. Buchanan, L. Fredriksson (Altair Engineering GmbH)

[NOT AVAILABLE] Example of Full Model Build-Up Process in Collaboration with External Suppliers not having Direct Access to the Enterprise SDM Environment ............................................................. 13 Z. Petrovic (Siemens Industry Software GmbH & Co. KG); G. Charalambidis, S. Seitanis (BETA CAE Systems S.A.)

Concept and Application Examples for CAE Data and Process Management with Teamcenter for Simulation at Ford Motor Company ......................................................................................... 14

U. Fox (Ford Motor Company)

Experiences in Methodological and Software Implementation of SDM Solutions for Crash Simulations ................................................................................................................................................ 15

M. Liebscher, M. Thiele, H. Müllerschön (DYNAmore)

Simulation Process Management for Seat Positioning ..................................................................................... 16

J. Seybold (Altair Engineering GmbH); R. Schönbach (C. Rob. Hammerstein GmbH & Co. KG)

Contents

Simulation Process Contemplating Generic Dependencies between Various Simulation ............................ 17

G. Syal (Daimler AG)

BMW 2nd Generation Simulation Data Management – Experience, Infrastructure and Migration ............... 18 W. Schlüter, C. Tham (BMW AG)

SDM Strategy and Needs for Automotive Projects Development .................................................................... 19 S. Castellani, F. Dupuy (PSA Peugeot Citroen)

Simulation Data Management for the Interdisciplinary Development of Drive Systems ............................... 20 H.-G. Köpken (Siemens AG, Drive Technologies Division)

Automotive Solution: Building a Discipline Focused Simulation Data and Process Management .............. 21 M. Schlenkrich (MSC.Software GmbH)

Secure Your Simulation Knowledge, Processes, and Data .............................................................................. 22

S. Schmid (Dassault Systèmes SIMULIA)

Managing Product Complexity by SDM-PDM Integration – Use Cases, Requirements and Solutions from Industry Projects ........................................................................................................................ 23

J. Boy, K. Theis, M. Grau (Prostep AG)

Collaborative CAD/CAE Integration - Bringing SimPDM to Practice ............................................................... 24

R. Anderl, S. Maltzahn (TU Darmstadt); M. Krastel (:em engineering methods AG)

[NOT AVAILABLE] Effective Data Management & Design Collaboration ........................................................ 25

M. Jenkins (Flowmaster Ltd.)

Using Collaborative Simulation Process to Accelerate the Thermally Aware Chip-Package Design .......... 26

T. Lehnhäuser (ANSYS Germany GmbH); S. Bhide, K.Karimanal, V.Krishna, K. Sahu, P. Gupta (ANSYS Inc.)

Increasing Process Reliability and Mastering Growing Demands on Simulation through PDTec’s SimData Manager ................................................................................................................................... 27

G. Staub, A. Mahl (PDTec AG)

Confining the Data-Explosion for Simulation Data ............................................................................................ 28

R. Iza-Teran, C.-A. Thole (Fraunhofer SCAI)

Affordable, Effective Simulation Data Management for SMBs and Workgroups ........................................... 29 K. Peters (intrinSIM LLC)

eSDM (extended Simulation Data Management) in the Tendering Stage of Plant Engineering and Construction Projects ............................................................................................................. 30

C. Donges, P. Tabbert (:em engineering methods AG)

Simulation Data Management with Distributed Engineering Sites at TetraPak .............................................. 31 F. Lago (Tetra Pak); T. Raab (MSC.Software)

Impressum

Impressum The NAFEMS European Conference on Simulation Process and Data Management (SDM) is organized by NAFEMS GmbH.For any questions please contact: NAFEMS GmbH Osterham 23 D-83233 Bernau am Chiemsee, Germany Phone: +49 (0) 80 51 – 96 59 3 49 Fax: +49 (0) 80 51 – 96 74 – 3 37 e-mail: roger.oswald@nafems.org Web: www.nafems.org © 2010 NAFEMS. All rights reserved.

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ISBN 978-1-874376-62-0 EAN: 9781874376620

Platinum Sponsors

Altair Engineering helps its customers to develop innovative products with its CAE software suite HyperWorks,

which contains tools for preprocessing, solving, post processing, optimization, and more. HyperWorks offers indus-

try solutions to analyze and manage CAE data, to integrate CAD and PDM data and to automate CAE processes.

Altair is a privately held company with 25 years of experience in the development of leading edge CAE software

and Grid Computing technology as well as in engineering services for product development. As a well known part-

ner of all manufacturing industries Altair delivers its customers crucial competitive advantages.

www.altair.com

BETA CAE Systems S.A, is an engineering software company committed to the development of best-in-class pre-

and post-processing solutions for multidisciplinary CAE applications. Its flagship products, ANSA pre-processor

and μETA post-processor, hold a worldwide leading position in the CAE software arena. BETA CAE Systems in-

troduces new solutions for Simulation Process, Data & Resources Management (SPDRM) to address contempo-

rary industry’s issues in streamlining engineering processes.

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MSC.Software is a global leader with 47 years of experience of providing multi-discipline simulation solutions &

expertise to help companies optimise & validate the performance of their products, improve quality, save time and

reduce costs. SimManager leads in Simulation Process & Data Management, delivering certainty that the correct

data & processes are used and enabling double digit efficiency gains. MSC has 10 years expertise in the delivery

of productive SPDM solutions.

www.mscsoftware.com

Siemens PLM Software, a business unit of the Siemens Industry Automation Division, is a leading global provider

of product lifecycle management (PLM) software and services with 6.7 million licensed seats and 63,000 custom-

ers worldwide. Headquartered in Plano, Texas, Siemens PLM Software works collaboratively with companies to

deliver open solutions that help them turn more ideas into successful products. Siemens PLM Software's Team-

center, NX, Solid Edge, Tecnomatix, PLM Components and Velocity Series™ product suites offer capabilities that

span the lifecycle and support key lifecycle processes.

www.siemens.com/plm

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As the Dassault Systèmes brand for Realistic Simulation, we have leveraged proven Product Lifecycle Manage-

ment (PLM) technology from ENOVIA and combined it with our 30+ years of simulation expertise to deliver a

breakthrough, economically deployable solution for Simulation Lifecycle Management (SLM). SIMULIA SLM sim-

plifies the capture and deployment of approved simulation methods and best practices, providing guidance and

improved confidence in the use of simulation results for collaborative decision making. It improves quality by pro-

viding full traceability into simulation history and associated data. It also accelerates product development by pro-

viding timely access to the right information through secure storage, search, and retrieval with distinct functionality

dedicated specifically to simulation scenarios and data.

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PROSTEP is an independent company specializing in business management services and engineering solutions.

We provide leading manufacturing companies worldwide with the support they require for designing, implementing

and optimizing their internal and cross-enterprise development processes. We are experts for the integration of the

simulation processes in a heterogeneous PLM environment. PROSTEP offers its customers consulting expertise,

a wide range of services and innovative solutions covering every aspect of Product Lifecycle Management includ-

ing simulation processes and data. WE INTEGRATE YOUR PLM WORLD!

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