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Mar
2023
Pressure vessels and even composite pressure vessels, are nothing new, so why the write-up? Energy storage has been the thorn in the side of the green
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Sep
2022
I was stumped the other day when a client asked me “How can your FEA results help us design better QA experiments?” I had no easy answer, and it was a
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May
2022
Yes, it is a “blog” and that means I can write about whatever engineering topic that catches my fancy. Today it is classic mechanics and although we ha
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Feb
2022
Ever walk around a power plant or a hydroelectric dam and feel a little nervous? You just know that if something goes – it’ll go big. As consulti
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Dec
2021
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Nov
2021
As we all know, life during the pandemic has required some sacrifices, for example the switch from in-person to on-line classes. Over the last 18 months, we have given three on-line LS-DYNA classes, with the last one finishing up on Oct 21st.
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Aug
2021
Some of our more challenging work has been to create accurate simulations of systems that have gone bad or have broken in service and where the objective is
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Mar
2021
It seems that the decade of 2020 is going to be focused on clean air, whether it is on the street or inside of a building. Given what we know about how
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Nov
2020
Even with an academic and experimental background in fatigue analysis, it is daunting to provide a hard, no-nonsense life-cycle prediction. It becomes