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Straightforward Solutions to Nonlinear Problems
Date: 10 March, 2026
Time: 4 PM CET | 10 AM EST | 7 AM PST
Expert Guidance for Choosing the Ideal Nonlinear Structural Solver and Getting the Most from Your Investments
Fewer physical tests, faster time-to-market, improved performance, and more accurate analysis…
Simulation yields benefits like a reduction in physical prototypes and testing, product performance and manufacturability, less overdesign, and better sustainability. But not all structural behavior is linear. Sliding, or opening/closing components, or parts submitted to extreme loading conditions bring complications like contact changes, metal plasticity, temperature dependency, large deformations, or large rotations that require nonlinear analysis to accurately predict mechanical behaviors.
So how do you know when you should be using nonlinear FE solutions like Marc or MSC Nastran, and how do you choose which is best for your needs? That’s where our experts come in!
Understand nonlinear solvers and where each excels!
Here’s what we’ll cover:
- Identifying Scenarios for Nonlinear Analysis
Understand when nonlinear analysis is the ideal approach and learn from real-world examples. - Understanding the Solutions
Get an overview of nonlinear solvers and understand their strengths and limitations depending on the simulation scenario and expected mechanical behaviors. - Choosing the Optimal Approach
Learn how to choose the best solver based on your industrial context and the environment. - Getting The Most from Your Investments
Our experts will explain the best licensing options for ensuring you always have the ideal tool for the job without paying for software you don’t need or use.
Walk away with actionable insights that will help you and your engineering teams work efficiently and confidently.
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Date: 10 March, 2026
Time: 4 PM CET | 10 AM EST | 7 AM PST
