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Welcome to Function Dynamics India Pvt Ltd
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The Professional Multi-Flexible Body Dynamics Company
RecurDyn is an innovative Multi-Flexible Body Dynamics (MFBD) based CAE software offering state-of-the-art Multibody Dynamics capabilities with a unique integrated powerful non-linear Finite Element Method. It returns more precise dynamic motion results including stress analysis in one single simulation step. It also features flexible body contacts and non-linear deformations.
Particleworks is a meshless fluid dynamics analysis software developed using the Moving Particle Simulation (MPS) method. This method can model free surface fluid behaviour precisely, using particles to represent the fluid instead of requiring a mesh for the fluid and its domain.
The world's first CFD-specific multibody and fluid dynamics co-simulation interface is now available in RecurDyn. This unique capability allows for simulations where mechanical components and fluids influence each other. This means you can capture the effects of the motion of the mechanical system on the fluid, as well as captures the effects of the fluid behaviour on the mechanical system. The effect of the behaviour of the mechanical system can be seen in the surfaces and turbulence of the fluid.
ANSYS users can access powerful MBD simulation capabilities that can simulate assemblies in motion and provide loads for structural simulations in ANSYS Mechanical. Engineers who already use ANSYS Workbench will find this new software easy to use because it is embedded within the Workbench user environment.
MBD for ANSYS is developed by FunctionBay, the company that offers the RecurDyn line of standalone, high-end MBD software. Bringing RecurDyn technology to the Workbench user environment results in a powerful MBD tool for the ANSYS community.
RecurDyn is a Professional Multi-Body Dynamics Simulation Software for CAE developed by FunctionBay, Inc.
RecurDyn is an innovative Multi-Flexible Body Dynamics (MFBD) based CAE software offering state-of-the-art Multibody Dynamics capabilities with a unique integrated powerful non-linear Finite Element Method. It returns more precise dynamic motion results including stress analysis in one single simulation step. It also features flexible body contacts and non-linear deformations.
The technology behind RecurDyn has superior calculation efficiency because it is based on recursive formulation. Because of this, RecurDyn gives the best performance in large-scale multibody problems (systems with many bodies), including mechanical systems that experience a lot of contact.
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MBD for ANSYS is a Solution for Multi-Body Dynamic Simulation within ANSYS Workbench Environment.
MBD for ANSYS offers powerful Multi-Body Dynamic (MBD) analysis capabilities within the ANSYS Workbench environment. This allows ANSYS users to simulate the motion and all the related physics of mechanical assemblies, enabling them to understand the behaviour of their assemblies up-front and to generate the loads needed for component-level FEA. MBD for ANSYS also serves as a bridge to advanced MBD capabilities, by allowing the user to export models to the standalone RecurDyn software.
Read More about MBDParticleworks is a Particle-Based Fluid Dynamics simulation Software for CAE developed by Prometech Software, Inc. in Japan.
Particleworks is a meshless fluid dynamics analysis software developed using Moving Particle Simulation (MPS) method. This method can model free surface fluid behaviour precisely, using particles to represent the fluid instead of requiring a mesh for the fluid and its domain. This allows Particleworks to simulate the movement of fluids precisely and stably. Furthermore, it allows to simulate free surfaces, as well as the interaction between 2 different fluids, such as oil and water.
In addition, Particleworks supports multi-GPU computing, simulations can be run on NVIDIA CUDA-based GPUs. Thus, it is capable of simulating from hundreds of thousands to millions of fluid particles, allowing it to simulate very large-scale models.
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