FEA

The decision we help you make

You need to understand a part or assembly’s structural response before deciding what to change. The analysis must reflect its materials, supports, contacts and loading conditions.

Typical deliverables

• A definition of the finite element study and agreed load cases.
• A record of materials, contacts, restraints, loads and model simplifications.
• Results and interpretation for the agreed quantities, such as stress or displacement.
• Numerical checks, limitations and recommendations for further investigation.

What to bring

• Suitable part or assembly geometry.
• Material grades and property data where available.
• Loads, restraints, contacts and operating cases, with units.
• The performance criteria, failure concerns and relevant reference measurements.

A scope shaped around your product

These are typical deliverables. Your brief brings the selected services together into a personalised scope. We review your inputs, clarify unknowns and agree outputs, responsibilities and timing before work begins.

The analysis type is agreed after reviewing the problem. Fatigue, vibration, nonlinear or coupled studies require their own scope and suitable inputs.

A reported stress or factor of safety is conditional on the model and criteria; simulation alone is not product certification or a guarantee against failure.

See how the project process works