"mentat" Marc

MSC Software Corp. has announced the 2014 release of Marc, its general-purpose, nonlinear finite element analysis (FEA) solution for simulating part and product behavior under static, dynamic and multiphysics loading conditions. Marc 2014, according to the company, introduces a new 3D crack propagation capability to more accurately predict failure in products.

MSC Software Corp. has announced the 2014 release of Marc, its general-purpose, nonlinear finite element analysis (FEA) solution for simulating part and product behavior under static, dynamic and multiphysics loading conditions. Marc 2014, according to the company, introduces a new 3D crack propagation capability to more accurately predict failure in products.

Hexagon is proud to announce the release of MSC Marc 2024.1. This new version includes full support for units during pre-processing, new temperature-dependent superelements, a new non-linear advanced friction model, enhancements for defining the initial conditions of a simulation from previous analysis, improvements for modelling the temperature dependency of the mechanical behaviour of rubbers or elastomers, and robustness improvements for the hybrid contact algorithm.

Hexagon is proud to announce the release of MSC Marc 2024.1. This new version includes full support for units during pre-processing, new temperature-dependent superelements, a new non-linear advanced friction model, enhancements for defining the initial conditions of a simulation from previous analysis, improvements for modelling the temperature dependency of the mechanical behaviour of rubbers or elastomers, and robustness improvements for the hybrid contact algorithm.

Hexagon is pleased to announce the release of MSC Marc 2024.2. The highlights of this release include many user experience enhancements for pre- and post-processing with Mentat, capabilities for modelling fluid pressure penetration, support for multi-threading for radiation analysis, hybrid contact formulation improvements, and support for multiple pyrolysis materials for recession.

Hexagon is pleased to announce the release of MSC Marc 2024.2. The highlights of this release include many user experience enhancements for pre- and post-processing with Mentat, capabilities for modelling fluid pressure penetration, support for multi-threading for radiation analysis, hybrid contact formulation improvements, and support for multiple pyrolysis materials for recession.

This book offers a brief introduction to the general-purpose finite element program MSC Marc, focusing on providing simple examples, often single-element problems, which can easily be related to the theory that is discussed in finite element lectures.

This book offers a brief introduction to the general-purpose finite element program MSC Marc, focusing on providing simple examples, often single-element problems, which can easily be related to the theory that is discussed in finite element lectures. As such, it is an ideal companion book to classical introductory courses on the finite element method.

MSC Software Corporation, the leader in multidiscipline simulation solutions that accelerate product innovation, announced the release of Marc 2012. This new release of Marc provides engineers with significant performance improvements for the desktop and enhanced robustness for a broad range of nonlinear finite element analysis applications.

Based on simple examples, this book offers a short introduction to the general-purpose finite element program MSC Marc, a specialized program for non-linear problems (implicit solver) distributed by the MSC Software Corporation, which is commonly used in academia and industry. Today the documentation of all finite element programs includes a variety of step-by-step examples of differing complexity, and in addition, all software companies offer professional workshops on different topics. As such, rather than competing with these, the book focuses on providing simple examples, often single-element problems, which can easily be related to the theory that is discussed in finite element lectures. This makes it an ideal companion book to classical introductory courses on the finite element method.