With over 200 combined years of analysis experience, our engineering analysts use ANSYS finite element analysis software to validate product and process designs in fields including:
Structural performance including vibration and fatigue
Thermal behaviour and effects
Electromagnetic and Electrostatic performance
Computational Fluid Dynamics
All we need to assess your product or process is details of design (drawings, iges data, 3D CAD Models) and its performance specification. We are here to discuss your analysis needs so don't hesitate to contact us.
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We have not only helped customers develop product designs and processes by supplying them with customised ANSYS finite element analysis software but also come up with designs to fix problems.
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Customised versions of ANSYS can help businesses quickly gain the benefits of 'virtual world' validation. IDAC can provide turnkey solutions to complicated generic problems without the costly overheads.
Having helped customers develop product designs and processes by supplying them with customised ANSYS finite element analysis software. This has helped their engineers and scientists save time and money in bringing their products to the market place while keeping training and expertise costs to a minimum.
We have not only helped customers develop product designs and processes by supplying them with customised ANSYS finite element analysis software but also come up with designs to fix problems. 
Customised versions of ANSYS can help businesses quickly gain the benefits of 'virtual world' validation. IDAC can provide turnkey solutions to complicated generic problems without the costly overheads.