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This weminar will cover two important analyses essential for Bridge design: CFD and impact analysis.
CFD analysis, which is already widely used not only in Bridge design but also in designing tall buildings and choosing suitable terrains, has become crucial.
Specifically for Bridges, it's important to consider the effects of wind due to diverse designs and increasing urban construction.
Also, recent ship collision incidents emphasize the need to analyze ship impacts during Bridge design. We'll showcase Bridge 3D design and CFD analysis during the webinar, offering practical insights for application.
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15mins
Part1. Application
1.1 Topography Wind Site
1.2 Bridge Vortex Shedding
1.3 Coefficient of Wind Pressure
1.4 Human Comfort calculation
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10mins
Part2. NFX CFD Module & Tools
2.1 GUI Operating Environment
2.2 Stable and Reliable Solver
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15 mins
Part3. Bridge 1 Way FSI Demonstration
(Fluid-Structure Interaction) -
5mins
Part4. Special Design Considerations
4.1 Overweight Cause Bridge Overturning
4.2 Ship Impact Bridge Analysis
4.3 Safety considerations for bridges in harsh weather
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12:00 - 14:00
SESSION 2-1
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results. -
12:00 - 14:00
SESSION 2-1
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results. -
12:00 - 14:00
SESSION 2-1
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results. -
12:00 - 14:00
SESSION 2-1
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results. -
12:00 - 14:00
SESSION 2-1
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results. -
12:00 - 14:00
SESSION 2-1
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results. -
12:00 - 14:00
SESSION 1
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results.
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Jim.Weng l MIDASIT TAIWAN He's a seasoned expert in CAE analysis with over 20 years of experience, particularly skilled in structure, fluid, and thermal assessments. Throughout his career, he's held significant roles at MIDAS TAIWAN and APIC, demonstrating his leadership in the field. His proficiency in software tools like MIDAS, ANSYS, Altair, Abaqus, and Cfdesign sets him apart. He brings deep expertise in bridge design, especially in applying CFD fluid analysis to understand and solve complex challenges.
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Jim.Weng l MIDASIT TAIWAN He's a seasoned expert in CAE analysis with over 20 years of experience, particularly skilled in structure, fluid, and thermal assessments. Throughout his career, he's held significant roles at MIDAS TAIWAN and APIC, demonstrating his leadership in the field. His proficiency in software tools like MIDAS, ANSYS, Altair, Abaqus, and Cfdesign sets him apart. He brings deep expertise in bridge design, especially in applying CFD fluid analysis to understand and solve complex challenges.
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