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FEA is a sophisticated computational method that has revolutionized how products are designed and developed. It allows engineers to predict how physical products will react to various real-world forces.
FEA simulation allows engineers to virtually test and refine designs before ever creating a physical prototype. It's a powerful approach that helps predict how a product will react to forces, heat, and other influences.
Explore three key benefits of Manufacturing Execution System implementation: real-time data and decision-making, gaining a competitive edge, and ensuring compliance and traceability. Learn how an MES can transform manufacturing processes, making them more efficient and productive.
3D modeling stands out as a pivotal tool reshaping how products are conceived, developed, and produced. This article explores the multifaceted roles and significant advantages that 3D modeling brings to every stage of the manufacturing lifecycle.
In today’s rapidly evolving industrial landscape, staying competitive requires embracing smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0 principles. This article will examine how digital twins are changing manufacturing, offering real-time insights and driving unprecedented efficiency.
In Ontario manufacturing, ensuring worker safety is both a moral and a legal responsibility. Pre-Start Health and Safety Reviews (PSRs) are crucial for this, particularly regarding Machine Guarding Safety. Design Systems Canada (DSC), a firm with a long history in Ontario engineering, understands the vital role PSRs play in establishing a secure workplace.
Electrical safety is paramount in industrial settings, and arc flash incidents pose a significant risk to personnel and operations. At Design Systems Canada (DSC), we understand the critical importance of electrical safety, especially for businesses in Ontario manufacturing. We're here to explain arc flash incidents, the crucial role of arc flash studies, and how these measures protect your most valuable asset: your people.
Client required a comprehensive review and risk assessment for the installation of Hydraulic Power Unit #2, ensuring it met provincial regulations and was supported by proper documentation and engineer certification.