Introduction: Solid Mechanics, at the core of Mechanical Engineering, explores the behavior of materials under the influence of external forces. The integration of Computer Aided Design (CAD) has propelled this field into an era of precision, enabling engineers to analyze, model, and optimize the mechanical response of structures and materials. Within the International Conference on Computer Aided Design in Mechanical Engineering, we delve into the intersection of CAD and Solid Mechanics, where engineering meets material science, and where the future of mechanical systems is built on a foundation of strength and resilience.
CAD-Enhanced Structural Analysis 📏🧱:
Explore how CAD empowers engineers to conduct detailed structural analysis, ensuring the integrity and safety of mechanical systems and materials.
Materials Behavior Modeling 📊🔬:
Discuss CAD-driven modeling techniques that help understand and predict the behavior of materials under various loading conditions, aiding in material selection and design.
Finite Element Analysis (FEA) 🌐🧾:
Examine the role of CAD in Finite Element Analysis, where complex mechanical systems are divided into smaller, manageable elements for detailed simulation and optimization.
Stress Analysis and Optimization 🧮📈:
Dive into CAD-assisted stress analysis and optimization, where engineers can identify stress concentration areas and enhance the mechanical performance of structures.
Fracture Mechanics and Durability 🪨🛠️:
Explore CAD’s contribution to studying fracture mechanics and ensuring the durability of mechanical components, vital for safety and reliability.