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FE Analysis Ltd provides integrated Simulation services in Safety, NVH, Durability, Ride and Handling, and CAE across Europe, to the Automotive, Rail, Aerospace, Defense and Industrial industries.
The operation is based on leading technology projects in the simulation of vehicle attribute performance and management delivery of cross attribute compatibility.
This has become an area of increasing importance as vehicle OEM’s strive for differentiation as a key selling feature. In the past, several of the OEM’s have used these characteristics in their global advertising campaigns, particularly Volkswagen using Door Closing Sound Quality, GM using Vibro-Acoustics technology and BMW using car sounds. This mirrors earlier campaigns showing safety engineering as a differentiating attribute.
The capability of the team enables them to offer support for the following key attributes and primary functional performance.
Safety
·European and Federal Front, Side and Rear Impact Scenarios
·Consumer group tests (Ncap, etc)
·Pedestrian Protection
NVH
·Whole Vehicle Noise and Vibration
·Modal Alignment Strategy
·Sound Quality
Durability
·Whole Vehicle Strength and Fatigue
·Virtual Road Load Data
·Component Load Distribution
Ride & Handling
·Whole Vehicle manoeuvring prediction
·Elasto-Kinematic sub-system performance
Non -Automotive
·Nuclear Seismic Qualification
·Composite Radome Strength and Vibration
In addition to its portfolio of “standard” capabilities, the group have developed new techniques, tools and processes in the following areas: -
·Neural network components from analytical models i.e. tyres
·SEA total vehicle modeling (structure and airborne)
·Vibration perception
·Hybrid NVH modeling
·Door slam sound quality simulation
·Virtual road load data (RLD) simulation
Benefits of Service Offering
·Considerable experience in a dedicated team of professionally qualified engineers.
·Extensive experience of delivering customer orientated practical solutions.
·Renowned expertise in the application of technology in analytical services.
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