
Structural simulation of railway rolling stock using finite element method analysis
ADVANTAGES OF INCORPORATING THE SUSPENSION SYSTEM TO THE FINITE ELEMENT MODEL
Thanks to all delegates, exhibitors and speakers of the Petrochemical and Refining Congress in Berlin (PRC Europe 2018) for such high quality attendance and papers. We had the pleasure of discussing about current trends on peformance and integrity management in refinery’s critic assets. CADE’s expertise and references on this matter aroused great interest among plant owners and operators, which allows us to consider the event as a resounding success.
The company received public funding from the Foreign Trade and Investment Institute of Castilla-La Mancha (IPEX) for the participation in the international fairs related to agricultural industry, facilities, industrial equipment and industrial products in 2018.
ADVANTAGES OF INCORPORATING THE SUSPENSION SYSTEM TO THE FINITE ELEMENT MODEL
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In today’s competitive industrial environment, refineries are constantly looking for ways to improve their energy efficiency and reduce operating costs. Dynamic simulation and energy optimization are key tools that can lead to significant energy savings and more sustainable operation. Dynamic simulation refers to the use of mathematical and computational models
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Albacete
Parque Científico y Tecnológico
Paseo de la Innovación 3, 02006 Albacete – España
Tel. +34 967 19 01 72
C/Raimundo Fernández Villaverde, 53 (Entreplanta)
28020
Madrid – España