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Hexagon is proud to announce the release of MSC CAEfatique 2024.2. This new version includes a new method for creating surrogate loads from measured time histories, new frequency domain modal input support, and enhancements for seam weld analysis, including 3D weld support. In addition, significant user interface updates include visualisation of real mode shapes and better visualization of seam weld results.

Hexagon is proud to announce the release of MSC Actran 2024.2. The newest version of Actran offers an improved user experience, simplified external acoustic models, and many more features.

Hexagon is proud to announce the release of MSC Actran 2024.2. The newest version of Actran offers an improved user experience, simplified external acoustic models, and many more features.

Jean Sibelius, original name Johan Julius Christian Sibelius, (born Dec. 8, 1865, Hämeenlinna, Fin.—died Sept. 20, 1957, Järvenpää), Finnish composer, the most noted symphonic composer of Scandinavia.
Sibelius studied at the Finnish Normal School, the first Finnish-speaking school in Russian-held Finland, where he came into contact with Finnish literature and in particular with the Kalevala, the mythological epic of Finland, which remained for him a constant source of inspiration. (Many of his symphonic poems, such as Pohjola’s Daughter [1906] and Luonnotar [1913], drew on this source.) Although intended for a legal career, he soon abandoned his law studies at Helsinki, devoting himself entirely to music. At first he planned to become a violinist. Under the guidance of Martin Wegelius he composed much chamber and instrumental music. He adopted the name Jean, which he used throughout his professional career in preference to his baptismal names. In his mid-20s he left Finland to continue his studies in Berlin and Vienna, where his teachers included the composers Robert Fuchs and Karl Goldmark.

Hexagon is proud to announce the release of MSC Simufact Welding 2024.2 is a major release that contains a few new functionalities or options as well as improvements to existing functionalities and crucial bugfixes.

Hexagon is proud to announce the release of MSC Nastran 2024.1. This new version of MSC Nastran brings revolutionary capabilities for nonlinear solutions with SOL 400, high-performance computing improvements, enhanced rotordynamics, and powerful new NVH analysis tools. For complete MSC Nastran workflows, the recent release of MSC Apex 2024.1 offers more comprehensive support of MSC Nastran than ever before.

Hexagon is proud to announce the release of MSC Nastran 2024.2. This latest version of MSC Nastran brings revolutionary capabilities for topology optimization workflows with SOL 200, high-performance computing improvements, enhanced non-linear capabilities in SOL 400 NLPERF and powerful new NVH analysis tools.

Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence is pleased to announce the launch of MSC Adams 2024.2, crafted to elevate your product design with enhanced convenience, innovative technology, and robust security. Our new release includes a suite of powerful features like improved encryption for FMU files, leafspring generation in batch mode, advanced spline tooth modelling and more.

MSC Software recently released version 2020.0 of its flagship finite element analysis (FEA) solver, Nastran. It is the most widely used, extensive, trusted and accurate version of the solver available in the world.