Socitec was founded in 1963 in France and has 50 employees with annual sales of 15 million euros. It has branches around the world and provides global solutions for shock and vibration issues. Socitec supplies simulation software and proprietary modeling programs to its customers, which include major defense contractors, to help solve vibration and shock problems.

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 Founded in 1963 by the late Mr Mazaud
 50 People for the whole Group
 15,000,000 Euros annual sales
 Customer base: All major international defense contractors &
organizations. Large application data base since 1974 (10 000 +)
 Representatives in all industrial countries
 Branch in the US :Vibro/Dynamics
 Branch in the UK :Socitec UK
 Branch in India : Socitec India (in the making)
 Employees in Germany
 Internationally orientated
 Strong expertise and customer support, including simulation
software.
 Supply solutions rather than products
THE SOCITEC GROUP Global Solutions provider for shock and vibration

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PRODUCTS

3. SIMULATION
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 Socitec Capabilities
 Single degree-of-freedom nonlinear programm Sdnl1,
which has selection system based on over 10,000
previous cases
 Proprietary Nonlinear multi-degree-of-freedom
SYMOS Program
 Advanced FEA Capability with ANSYS and Solidworks
Simulation

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FE static and dynamic analysis of a naval water chilling unit

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MWSM MIL-S-901D modelling with
Symos. ( medium weight shock
testing machine)
MWSM SYMOS Model Real Test
MWSM

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Missile shipping container
SYMOS MODEL Measurement vs. calculation

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CIRCUIT BREAKER
measurements
Symos model

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Earthquake protection of a generating set

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Real scale underwater explosion test of a mine sweeper
vessel
Typical protected equipment

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Explosion as per MIL-S-901D; barge test vs Symos model