Focus: Industrial Couplings Development Improved using ANSYS from Wilde FEA
Bibby Transmissions Group has been a market leader in flexible couplings and engineering solutions for rotating equipment continually for over 80 years. These couplings and other products maybe found in steel mills, mining, power stations, water treatment and chemical processing plants, and other arduous conditions where reliable protection against shaft misalignment, high speeds, vibration and shock problems is required.
Ron Cooper, Technical Director, says: \"Through Ansys Workbench we have a tool which allows us to increase the performance of our products. Drastic reductions in weights and inertia of the couplings have been achieved without compromising the strength of the unit. Lateral vibration of couplings is now being estimated to a level of confidence previously unattainable without days of computation and cost.\" - more
Wilde FEA ANSYS Training
Wilde FEA provide nationwide ANSYS training services for all popular ANSYS training courses, in addition to training in all our other FEA & CFD software. You can also receive customised FEA & CFD training. - more
About Wilde FEA
Engineering today is about delivering appropriate solutions that meet
performance & cost objectives. Wilde FEA offer you a full range of finite element analysis (FEA), computational fluid dynamics (CFD), meshing / grid, preprocessing & postprocessing software, training & consulting services from
leading developers, including ANSYS Inc., to ensure that your objectives are met. Backed
by a QA system approved to ISO9001, you
will have confidence that the best solution is delivered. - more
Bibby Transmissions Group has been a market leader in flexible couplings and engineering solutions for rotating equipment continually for over 80 years. These couplings and other products maybe found in steel mills, mining, power stations, water treatment and chemical processing plants, and other arduous conditions where reliable protection against shaft misalignment, high speeds, vibration and shock problems is required.