Take a sceptical view

Update: 2009-11-09

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The results of CAD should be treated sceptically and require a lot of interpretation and real world comparison. Ultimately the engineer's experience and judgement are more important than information generated via computer models.

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Finite element analysis in Formula 1

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This is Formula 1!

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Component function

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Analysing stresses and strains

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Boundary conditions

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Creating a solid model

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Creating a mesh model

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Solving a mesh model

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The benefits of FEA

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Improving the chassis

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Functions of the 'tub'

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Stiffer means faster

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Boundary conditions for the tub

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Modelling the tub

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Solving the mesh model

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Analysing the results

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Testing CAD against reality

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Take a sceptical view

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Take a sceptical view