Impact & Crashworthiness
Study structural response to high-rate impact and crash loading using appropriate model and material data.
Simcenter Radioss is an explicit finite element solver for highly nonlinear transient events. It is used for demanding dynamic simulations such as impact, crashworthiness, drop tests, forming and other short-duration events where large deformation or complex contact may occur.
Radioss supports simulation of short-duration dynamic events where inertial effects, contact, material nonlinearity and large deformation are important to product response.
As a Siemens Digital Industries Software channel partner, Benedes Engineering can help you explore relevant software options, licensing, demonstrations, technical support and engineering workflows aligned with your requirements.
Explore key capability areas and typical engineering applications. Available features depend on the selected product, modules, solver, license, configuration and version.
Study structural response to high-rate impact and crash loading using appropriate model and material data.
Represent selected nonlinear events involving contact, large motion and deformation.
Investigate product response in virtual drop, impact and misuse scenarios.
Use supported material and failure models where validated data is available.
Review energy balance, time-step behaviour and key numerical indicators during solution.
Compare concepts and safety-related design alternatives before physical testing.
This overview is intended as a starting point, not a detailed license feature matrix. Contact Benedes to confirm specific modules, workflows and licensing options.
Radioss supports simulation of short-duration dynamic events where inertial effects, contact, material nonlinearity and large deformation are important to product response.
Apply appropriate engineering methods, model assumptions and validation criteria to assess product performance for this application.
Apply appropriate engineering methods, model assumptions and validation criteria to assess product performance for this application.
Apply appropriate engineering methods, model assumptions and validation criteria to assess product performance for this application.
Successful simulation requires a clear engineering question, suitable input data, an appropriate model, numerical checks and careful interpretation. Benedes can discuss the right workflow for your project or software evaluation.
Our team can help you frame the requirement and explore a practical path from product discussion to deployment.
Define the event, impact conditions, test correlation targets and pass criteria.
Build the model with appropriate mesh, contact, material and failure definitions.
Apply initial velocity, constraints, contacts and event conditions.
Run the explicit analysis and monitor energy, time step and model stability.
Compare results with test data or acceptance criteria and document assumptions.
Explore how Simcenter Radioss may fit into workflows across sectors. The right application method and model fidelity depend on the project.
Answers to common questions from engineering teams evaluating simulation software.
It is used for explicit dynamic simulation of highly nonlinear transient events such as impact, crash and drop scenarios.
Explicit dynamics is suited to short-duration events with strong inertial and contact effects; static analysis addresses equilibrium under static or quasi-static assumptions.
For safety-critical decisions, correlation with appropriate test data and careful model validation are strongly recommended.
Supported failure and damage models may be used when appropriate material data, calibration and configuration are available.
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