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For the beginner to PLC Training , most of the time, one product or or PLC training solution will NOT properly prepare you to hit the ground running in the real world of working with PLCs,

• WARNING: Potential damage to man or machine exist if not properly trained!

As a beginner, one might think all you need is the LogixPro PLC simulator, but that would be  bad choice. 1st get some PLC training and familiarization with…

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Simpleware and ANSYS have recently been used to develop an automated tool for predicting best fit in total hip replacements. The tool was developed in collaboration with the University of Southampton to provide a robust workflow for positioning hip implants within the body.

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Enhancing powertrain thermal management

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Hi everyone,

Can anyone please tell what is the highest polynomial order one can achieve in ANSYS for an FEA Simulation. I know its 9 for Creo Simulate. I'm unable to reach convergence before achieving the highest polynomial order for a particular product while using Creo Simulate. I need to decide if I can try it in ANSYS.

Thanks!