Analysis as a service
Nonlinear vibration analysis of your components in the frequency and the time domain, including variant studies on preload, friction coefficient and excitation.
Engineering · NoVibTech
Not every task starts with a software licence. We support you with modelling, analysis and assessment, with a clear focus on nonlinear vibration, contact mechanics and friction damping.
Services
We bring research methods into everyday engineering: as a service, as a joint development project or as a tool in your team.
Nonlinear vibration analysis of your components in the frequency and the time domain, including variant studies on preload, friction coefficient and excitation.
Contact models for coupling interfaces, friction dampers and joints, matched to the physics and the available data.
Turning research methods into robust tools, such as harmonic balance with contact or mistuning identification.
Introduce OrAgL and ARGUS to your team and adapt the workflow to your environment.
Areas of expertise
Our experience comes from industrialisation projects for turbomachinery, automotive and the tool industry. See the applications
Forced and self-excited vibration of bladed structures, cyclic symmetry and mistuning.
How do preload, friction and excitation affect the response? Compute and compare variants systematically.
Account for stick, slip, lift-off and impacts in the model, in the frequency and time domain.
Reduce large FE models to the degrees of freedom that matter and tailor analysis workflows to the question.
Collaboration
We start with your technical question and agree on a manageable scope. That way both sides know which conclusion the work should support.
Which decision should the analysis enable? Agree on component, contacts, boundary conditions, data and target quantities.
Reduce the FE model, choose the contact model and document assumptions.
Investigate the parameters that matter and keep results traceable in ARGUS.
Explain results and their limits. Reports and data as agreed.
Three ways to start
Evaluate the solver on a defined analysis task. More about OrAgL
Walk through your OrAgL workflow in a demo and discuss the introduction in your team. More about ARGUS
Work on a specific analysis task or method development together.
Next step
A first conversation needs no confidential data. A short description of your task is enough.