DS PLM Composites Solutions for YACHT Industry

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Uploaded by on Mar 15, 2010

This video shows the end-to-end Composites process on a Yacht Hull. It first reviews the development process from Conceptual Grid-based Design to Detailed Design, then features integrated linear simulation using CATIA Analysis. Finally, the manufacturing constraints tied to the Hand Lay-up and Resin Infusion processes are captured upfront, before output to downstream shopfloor systems.

The DS PLM Composites Solution leverages on a single platform the power of CATIA Composites for Virtual Product definition, SIMULIA for Virtual Testing and DELMIA for Virtual Production, along with best-in-class CAA Partners solutions. Whether for Hand Lay-up, Resin Injection or Automated Placement processes, this integrated environment provides unique capabilities for the Designer to work in functional context, get accurate feedbacks from Simulation and Manufacturing, anticipate and avoid problems early in the process. It helps improve Productivity and Quality, Facilitate Innovation and Collaboration throughout the Composites process and reduce the risks and costs linked to the development of Composites structures.

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  • i know how to design on catia but i would like to be expertise on other modules, as Composites, FEM and CAM, this kind of videos are very useful because is not easy to find tutorial files on the if anybody knows where can i find more titorials on Catia.

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