App Program Code_Aster for Windows download

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(BELOW!) FREE DOWNLOAD LINKS FOR:  Code_Aster for Windows 13.3
Code_Aster is a finite element solver (similar to Nastran, Abaqus, Ansys, ...) and it solve different types of mechanical, thermal, acoustic, seismic, problems. It can be used for simulation in thermo - hydro - mechanics and calculation of structures.
(description, more information, click here - Code_Aster is a free finite element solver used for mechanical analysis.)

File size: 155630 Kb

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Code_Aster is a finite element solver (similar to Nastran, Abaqus, Ansys, ...) and it solve different types of mechanical, thermal, acoustic, seismic, problems.

(Code_Aster is a free finite element solver used for mechanical analysis.)

Download page for the app Code_Aster for Windows - Code_Aster is a finite element solver (similar to Nastran, Abaqus, Ansys, ...) and it solve different types of mechanical, thermal, acoustic, seismic, problems. It can be used for simulation in thermo - hydro - mechanics and calculation of structures. It has been validated by more than 3000 test cases. There are more than 10000 documents, including theoretical justifications providing detailed explanations for its features. It has been developed since 1999 for the nuclear industry by the main electrical energy provider in the world, EDF Group.

 

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