keytech PLM Integrations

Experience the simulation of fluid dynamics, thermal transfer, and fluidic forces that are essential for achieving the desired outcomes of your projects. SOLIDWORKS® Flow Simulation is a user-friendly Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) tool integrated within SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD, allowing you to swiftly and effortlessly model the behavior of liquids and gases flowing through and around your designs to assess product efficacy and functionality. The SOLIDWORKS® suite is designed for ease of use, promoting a seamless collaboration that enhances your ability to create products in a more efficient and cost-effective manner. Through SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation, you and your colleagues can replicate fluid movement, heat distribution, and the associated forces critical for your product's triumph. Organizations of varying sizes require cohesive solutions to foster innovation and advance their operations. By employing integrated CFD capabilities, you can effectively evaluate the impacts of fluid dynamics, thermal exchange, and associated forces on your projects, while also enabling the exploration of multiple "what if" scenarios to facilitate rapid design optimization. This approach not only enhances product quality but also accelerates the overall development process.

SOLIDWORKS® Electrical Professional merges the electrical schematic design features of SOLIDWORKS Electrical Schematics with the three-dimensional capabilities of SOLIDWORKS Electrical 3D into a single comprehensive solution. For effective planning of embedded electrical systems, it is essential to have an integrated electrical toolset that includes both single- and multi-line schematic functionalities. Additionally, it is crucial for the design of embedded systems to ensure that all 2D and 3D work remains in sync for both the mechanical and electrical components involved. This tool aids in planning electrical systems by allowing users to create intricate embedded electrical layouts using straightforward pictorial representations of components and their connections. Furthermore, it offers a schematic creation tool that features a user-friendly interface designed to streamline repetitive tasks for enhanced efficiency. Users can also generate 2D representations of panels directly from electrical schematics, complete with outlines for electrical components. An extensive library of schematic symbols adhering to industry standards (such as IEC, ANSI, JIS, and GB) is complemented by a comprehensive database of manufacturer parts, making it an invaluable resource for engineers and designers. The combination of these features allows for a more efficient workflow in the design and documentation of electrical systems.