Finite Element Analysis (FEA) Consulting

Expert help in getting design validation done right
KETIV’s experienced Finite Element Analysis (FEA) consulting engineers deliver a wide range of services spanning thermal analysis, structural analysis, fluid analysis, and more. Dedicated to delivering accurate and reliable analysis results that drive better product design, performance, and efficiency across various industries, we are the trusted consultants you can rely on for all your FEA-related needs.

Design validation, expertly delivered.

Enhance your product development with the right partnership. KETIV’s team of experts are ready to collaborate as an extension of your engineering team, and strategize on essential insights for impactful results. Contact us to transform your engineering design and analysis projects.
Wide range of expertise
Broad range of finite element analysis services including thermal, structural, fluid, and more, for solving complex engineering problems. Our experts ensure accurate and reliable results, utilizing most advanced numerical methods, making us a go-to solution for your engineering analysis needs.
Collaborative approach
At KETIV, we prioritize a true partnership. By working closely with your team, we ensure that our analysis aligns with your unique product objectives. Our track record of successful collaborations reflects our commitment to adapting our skills to fit your project needs, facilitating better outcomes.
Impactful design innovations
Improve your products performance with best in class simulation tools and expertise. Our detailed stress analysis and scenario simulations offer early detection of potential design issues, enabling smarter, data-driven design choices for superior product quality and reliability.

Don’t let complexity slow your engineering innovations

Precision and foresight are paramount in engineering and product design, where challenges like thermal stress and structural integrity can have significant impacts. KETIV Technologies specializes in transforming these potential uncertainties into precise, profitable outcomes. Our team of skilled FEA consulting engineers offer extensive experience in both simulation and analysis, ensuring top-tier quality and innovation in every project.

Complex product design and analysis can put a wrench in your project’s timeline and budget. At KETIV, we understand the need of precision and foresight in engineering and product design, and challenges that have significant impact like thermal stress and structural integrity, we understand you can’t afford delays or inefficiencies. You’re the expert in your field, and it’s our job to equip you with the tools to shine.

Our FEA consulting service specializes in transforming these potential uncertainties into precise, profitable outcomes. Our team of professional engineers and FEA consultants delivers results that not only improve product design but also enhance performance and efficiency. From thermal to structural and stress analysis, our comprehensive services position us as your go-to consultants for all FEA needs, including CFD analysis and failure analysis.

The tools we use: Why Ansys?

Transform your designs with our simulation services, powered by the robust capabilities of Ansys Mechanical & Ansys LS-Dyna. We focus on the critical details of your designs, from efficient heat management to robust stress endurance. With our simulations, you can expect thorough and precise results.

Ansys Mechanical

The Backbone of Meticulous Design: Ansys Mechanical isn’t just software; it’s the foundation upon which resilient and reliable products are built. It’s about understanding the subtleties of stress and strain, predicting performance under various scenarios, and ensuring your design is not only functional but also economical and robust.

LS Dyna

Your Assurance Against the Extreme: When the going gets tough, you want to be certain your products can handle it. LS-DYNA is our go-to for simulating real-world brutality—impacts, crashes, you name it. With this tool, your products are tested against the extremes before they even exist, ironing out any weaknesses long before they hit the production line.

KETIV + Ansys: Build with Certainty

“We want to be the best. We want the equipment for our customer to be exactly what they need, and how they need it, so that it makes their process the best process that they have.”

Meet the FEA consulting team at KETIV

Work with trusted FEA consultants with deep experience in manufacturing. Our experienced consultants are here to guide you through finite element analysis and optimization, helping you achieve excellence in your projects.

Snigdha Sarkar
Simulation Practice Leader

 
Snigdha serves as the Simulation Practice Lead and is a certified Ansys Application Engineer, specializing in Fluids and Multiphysics simulations. She holds a Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). Her expertise encompasses various areas, including heat transfer, multiphase flows, discrete phase flows, FSI, battery modeling, and combustion. With extensive experience in the automotive industry, Snigdha possesses an in-depth understanding of how to harness the power of simulation for improving product performance, reducing costs, and minimizing time-to-market. Snigdha specializes in supporting and training customers in CFD and Design Optimization tools such as Ansys Fluent, Discovery, CFX, Polyflow, Chemkin, Workbench, Ansys Rocky, and Autodesk CFD.

Hari Mohan
Application Engineer, Simulation

 
Hari obtained his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of South Carolina and specializes in Structures, especially composite materials. He has a strong background in computational mechanics and numerical modeling, and has contributed to research projects sponsored by NASA, Spirit AeroSystems, and Collins Aerospace. He loves playing soccer, ‘creating noise on the piano’, and exploring the great outdoors.

Graham Stevens
Application Engineer, Simulation

 
Graham Stevens is a certified ANSYS Application Engineer (AE) and has been designing new products for over 25 years.  His focus is on bringing products from the laboratory into production and cost reduction, and serves as a simulation AE for low frequency and high frequency electronics, electronics cooling and reliability, optics, optimization, and multi-physics.  He has a B.S. in Physics, and a Masters in Manufacturing Engineering

Key Industries We Serve

Aerospace
Automotive
Energy
High Tech
Food & Beverage
Healthcare
Industrial Equipment
Defense

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Frequently asked questions about Finite Element Analysis (FEA)

1. What is FEA consulting and how can it benefit my company?

Finite Element analysis can be used to analyze how strong parts before they are built, to achieve higher performance in operation, and/or reduce weight/cost.  Higher reliability, thermal performance, noise and vibration performance, and drop test performance can also be analyzed.

 

2. How does FEA analysis work?

In Finite Element Analysis, a mechanical part is chopped into small pieces, and relevant physics equations are solved for each piece; the results are added back together to show answers for the whole part. This might include stress, strain, thermal, reliability, and vibration equations.

 

3. How does FEA consulting differ from traditional engineering analysis?

Traditional engineering analysis uses analytical equations to solve for relevant physics quantities. But when geometry gets complicated, these equations are usually too difficult to solve.

 

4. What types of industries typically require FEA consulting services?

Any industry that uses mechanical parts is a good candidate for FEA

 

5. What are some common FEA simulation analyses?

Common analyses may include:

  • Strength analysis, assessing stress and deformation.
  • Structural stability vs. buckling.
  • Fatigue and durability analyses
  • Fracture and crack growth
  • Thermal loading impact
  • Modal analysis to determine characteristic natural frequency of structures
  • Harmonic analysis to determine a structure’s response to a steady harmonic load
  • Response spectrum analysis to determine a structure’s response to random or time-independent loading conditions – earthquakes, wind, ocean waves, jet engine thrust, or rocket motor vibrations
  • Random vibration analysis to determine a structure’s response to random vibrations
  • Kinematic studies to analyze rigid body motion
  • Rapid dynamics to analyze response to short-duration extreme loading (drop test, impact, penetration)

 

6. Can FEA consulting be used for both static and dynamic analysis?

Yes!

 

7. What data/inputs will be required for running FEA analysis?

Typically, geometry information, material properties, and loading conditions are required to run an FEA analysis.

 

8. What qualifications and expertise should I look for in an FEA consulting firm?

Expertise in the relevant physics (mechanical engineering, thermal, etc.), and years of experience conducting FEA analyses.

 

9. What software and tools do FEA consulting firms use for analysis?

Finite Analysis software is generally used for these analyses. ANSYS is a leading brand, with industry leading validation where simulation results correlate directly with real world test data.

 

10. How much does FEA consulting typically cost?

Depending on the complexity of what you are trying to solve, and what you are solving for, FEA consulting assignment cost can vary widely, from $1000s to tens of thousands of dollars. Please contact us at sales@ketiv.com with your project so we can provide further information.

 

11. Can FEA consulting help optimize my product design for better performance and cost efficiency?

Yes. Simulation allows one to vary materials, dimensions, configurations, stiffness/weight, etc., for a variety of operating conditions, or manufacturing tolerances to reduce cost and increase performance.

 

12. How accurate are the results obtained from FEA consulting?

Comparison between simulation and experimental results can vary widely, depending on a number of factors. These include simulation setup expertise, experimental setup expertise, experimental errors, difficulty and complexity of the analysis. There are analysis accuracy vs. analysis time tradeoffs– a larger amount of smaller mesh can be more accurate, but takes longer to run. But in general, there is good agreement between experimental and simulation results.

 

13. What results and files can I expect from FEA consulting?

In general, one can expect quantification and/or pictures of the analysis inputs – geometry, materials, loading specifications – and quantification and/or pictures of the analysis outputs. This might include deformation, stress, response spectrum, etc., depending on the type of analysis run.

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