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Ertesa bungcayao report Computer Aided Engineering (CAE)
This document discusses computer aided engineering techniques including computer aided design (CAD) and computer aided manufacturing (CAM) software tools. It covers the phases supported by lower and upper computer aided software engineering (CASE) tools, how CASE tools fit into the software development process, and the advantages and disadvantages of using CASE tools. The document also provides examples of using CAD for a pump design including creating a digital model and computational fluid dynamics simulations of the pump at best efficiency point and partial load operation.
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Ertesa bungcayao report Computer Aided Engineering (CAE)
- 1. Computer Aided Engineering Prepared by Bungcayao,Ertesa H. BSMEM5A
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- 5. The phases thatare supported by the Lower and upper CASE tools
- 6. Positioning of CASEtools in a Software Application development:
- 7. Advantages and Disadvantages ofCASE Tools
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- 10. Pump's CFD solutions atthe partial-load operation
- 11. Computer Aided Engineering techniques •Non-Traditional Development
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Editor's Notes
- #2 Computer-aided engineering (CAE) is the use of computer software to simulate performance in order to improve product designs or assisting the resolution of engineering problems for a wide range of industries. This includes simulation, validation, and optimization of products , processes , and manufacturing tools.
- #3 The use of Computer Aided Engineering Services, or CAE Services, has become more widespread as today's industry. Pressure to decrease product development time, improve quality, and reduce the cost of physical prototypes and testing is driving increased use of CAE simulation and CAE Services throughout the product lifecycle.