STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

Turn structural analysis into
engineering decisions.

Structural analysis determines how equipment and components deform, where stress concentrates, and whether stiffness and safety requirements are met. UGPIA connects CAD geometry, analysis conditions, solver execution, and result review through one Analysis Model.

01CAD geometry
02Material · load · constraint
03FEA solver
04Stress · deformation · stiffness

ANALYSIS SCOPE

What the analysis evaluates

01

Stress and margin

Review equivalent and principal stress against allowable criteria to locate weak regions and quantify design margin.

02

Deformation and stiffness

Assess total and directional displacement against assembly accuracy, interference, and functional requirements.

03

Buckling and stability

Evaluate the stability of frames, thin structures, and components exposed to compressive loading.

PROCESS

Structural analysis workflow

Structural analysis determines how equipment and components deform, where stress concentrates, and whether stiffness and safety requirements are met. UGPIA connects CAD geometry, analysis conditions, solver execution, and result review through one Analysis Model.

  1. 01

    Prepare geometry

    Simplify CAD for the analysis objective and identify contacts, joints, and critical regions.

  2. 02

    Configure conditions

    Define materials, loads, constraints, contacts, and meshing criteria in the Analysis Model.

  3. 03

    Run analysis

    Connect the required solver for linear static, buckling, modal, or related structural studies.

  4. 04

    Validate results

    Check singularities and reaction balance, then compare the response with engineering criteria.

APPLICATIONS

Typical applications

  • Semiconductor equipment frames and chambers
  • Battery packs and trays
  • Robot links and automation equipment
  • Pressure equipment and mechanical components

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What information is needed for structural analysis?

The objective, CAD geometry, material properties, loads, constraints, and acceptance criteria are the basic inputs. Assumptions and scope should be explicit when information is incomplete.

Is the maximum stress value enough?

No. The cause of stress concentration, mesh dependence, load path, reaction balance, and applicable design criteria must also be reviewed.

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