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California Baptist University: Formula SAE EV – Altair Case Study

See how California Baptist University: Formula SAE EV Team solved the challenge of studying the effect of Radiator inlets of the formula student car on the air flow rate through the radiator.

The Ohio State University – Buckeye Solar Racing Motorsport Team – Altair Case Study

Read how the Buckeye solar team solved the challenge of Showing that the roll cage can pass ten different load cases and the chassis combined with the roll cage do not deform by more than 25 mm in three different impact scenarios specified by competition regulations.

WINNING THE RACE AND STAYING SUSTAINABLE WITH ALTAIR SOLUTIONS!

There are few things more fun than an Electric Dirt Bike, using Altair solutions, the ELISAVA student team improved their motorcycle’s parts and created a lighter, more efficient design. The team also optimized complex assemblies while ensuring maximum performance, comfort, and safety. The optimization of the “Dayna EVO” frame to achieve an optimal package for an electric powertrain also shows that electrification can save costs.

Near-field infrared spectroscopy simulations using Altair FEKO

P.McArdle, D.J.Lahneman, H.Jiang, M.M.Qazilbash – Department of Physics, College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia 23187-8795 / June 25, 2021

In this white paper, we present our interesting research on novel numerical simulations of infrared nano-spectroscopy using Altair FEKO which has been published in Physical Review Research [1]. We employed the Method of Moments (MoM) and Surface Equivalence Principle (SEP) solution methods to model experimental data.

Optimized Skate-truck Design for Additive Manufacturing with Altair Inspire

This case study demonstrates how Altair Inspire’s topological optimization and Polynurbs are enabling a new way of product design that matches perfectly with additive manufacturing. This technology allows pushing way further and obtaining especial lightweight designs in a short period of time.

Brazilian Champions FSAE Unicamp Design the Ultimate Car with Altair Software

FSAE Unicamp is one of the main and most successful Formula SAE teams in Brazil, winning the title of champion of the 16th Brazilian Formula Competition SAE, Here The Team talks about the various ways they use Altair software in the design of their car in terms of light-weighting, Chassis Design, Crash analysis and aerodynamics among others. They are at 1st Place in Virtual Rooms # 5 and # 6 of the first virtual presentation of World Design.

Champions Unicamp E Racing Team Race into the e Future with Altair Software

An exciting video from the highly successful Unicamp E Racing team, seven times Brazilian champions and two times American champions, They talk about the various ways they use Altair software in the design of their car in terms of lightweighting and aerodynamics among others. Their car holds the fastest car record in the whole American continent with a 0-100 km/h acceleration in 3 seconds.
learn about the team here – https://en.unicamperacing.com/
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Nelson Mandela University: Designing a Winning Eco-Car – Video Testimonial

Nelson Mandela University – Approaching Learning Differently – Video Testimonial

University of Texas – Arlington uses Altair SimLab™ and Altair Optistruct™ to design an adjustable pedal box for their Formula SAE racecar

University of Texas – Arlington (UTA) Racing FSAE team was founded in 1976 and has been consistently competing at various competitions across the United States, as well as the United Kingdom, Japan and Australia. UTA racing has been using Altair Engineering’s tools to validate and improve designs of various components of their racecar. In this case it’s the pedal box the team developed for their 2019 car.

Simulation Tools: Driving the Future of Design – Clemson University

The Clemson University Deep Orange 3 program introduced future engineers to analysis software, enabling them to develop a novel sports car concept architecture.
By Dr. Paul Venhovens

Optimizing a Solar Car for Endurance and Energy Efficiency – Western Sydney University

Using Altair simulation software, Gurit supports Western Sydney University’s Bridgestone World Solar Challenge team, helping them design the most efficient and aerodynamic
car possible, while ensuring driver safety
and adhering to class rules.

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