Simulation for Manufacturers

Optimize your designs to predict how they will perform in the real world.

Reduce or eliminate the need for physical prototypes and time-consuming testing. Empower a more energized design engineer workforce to validate designs sooner and to launch better products faster.

Set the Pace In Your Industry

Accelerate your business’s growth by releasing new products and entering new markets at lightning speed. Don’t miss a beat – seize every opportunity to outpace the competition and boost market share and revenue.

Catch Design Problems Early

Reduce product iterations, engineering change orders, and physical prototype dependency. Identify and address issues early in the design process to avoid delays, missed deadlines, and costly recalls.

Build a Reputation for Innovation

Unleash the power of next-generation technologies to elevate your brand’s image and attract new partners and customers. Make informed product quality decisions through rapid early-stage exploration before committing to final designs.

Increase Business Agility

Improve your responsiveness to customer requests and adapt to the changing business landscape. Respond quickly to any adversity, whether market, supply chain, or product-related. Test products faster and earlier to ensure compliance at every stage.

Connect People and Processes

Empower your entire engineering team with simulation capabilities. Unite disparate departments with a smooth flow of data. Foster cross domain-collaboration by automating workflows, integrating systems, and sharing and reusing IP more effectively.

Attract and Retain Talent

Foster a culture of innovation that keeps your top talent engaged and motivated. Empower your remote and in-office employees to achieve their full potential and watch as they solve complex problems and uncover new revenue streams.

Quick & Comprehensive Testing

Make informed product quality decisions through rapid early-stage exploration before committing to final designs. Elevate the functionality of your products to exceed customer expectations and charge premium prices.

Be More Agile and Adaptable

Improve your responsiveness to customer requests and adapt to the changing business landscape. Quickly pivot in response to any adversity, whether market, political, or product-related.

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Learn how KETIV brings simulation consulting, strategies, and the tools to streamline product development and testing

KETIV + Ansys

Build with Certainty

KETIV partners with Ansys, a company with simulation baked into their DNA. They have the broadest, deepest, and most powerful portfolio of simulation solutions and over 50 years at the forefront of the industry.

With KETIV’s expertise as an Elite Channel Partner supporting Ansys’s open and flexible architecture, you can integrate Ansys technologies into your existing enterprise environment and experience a rapid return on investment.

Let us help you streamline your engineering processes and eliminate design uncertainty.

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Real, Measurable Results

Fewer physical prototypes
Streamlined design iterations and change orders
Less scrap, material loss, and rework
Reduced design cycle time
Decreased direct product cost
Less time spent rectifying design failures
Increased workforce proficiency
Lower-cost verification and validation
Quicker response to RFPs
More engineering time spent on innovation
Boosted CSAT score

Simulation Success Story

LaunchPoint Steps Into the Future of Aerospace

LaunchPoint is an aerospace propulsion company. With the help of Ansys simulation software and KETIV, they’re transitioning from an R&D group to a full manufacturing company. Simulation helps them quickly create, iterate, and validate designs while reducing cost and risk.

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What is Simulation?

What Can Simulation Do?

Simulation is the use of computer models and algorithms to predict a product’s behavior under various conditions. Affordable and easy-to-use, simulation software reduces or eliminates the need for physical prototypes and time-consuming testing, enabling design engineers to launch better products faster.

Simulation Use Cases Are Endless

Simulation can be used in many different industries, including aerospace, automotive, industrial equipment, high-tech, and more. It can also optimize a wide range of product characteristics, including strength, durability, efficiency, and cost.

Sustainable Products and A Better World

By bringing engineering and manufacturing solutions to life in a virtual setting, design engineers can make crucial safety decisions before accidents occur. They can design superior products that are environmentally sustainable and solve problems they didn’t even know existed.

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Simulation: The Future of Manufacturing is Now

There is a wide array off simulations used in manufacturing and product design. Let’s review a high-level list:

Mechanical

How loading conditions affect a product or system.

Stress analysis: How a component or assembly will behave when subject to real-world physical forces.
Dynamic analysis: How a product will move under various operating conditions and loadings.
Thermo analysis: How temperature will change within a product or system and whether it will operate within safe limits.
Impact/Crash Analysis: Whether a vehicle or structure will protect its occupants in the event of a collision or impact.
Durability: At what point a product will fail due to fatigue.

Fluid

How air, water, oil, and other fluids flow through a product or system.

CHT (Conjugate Heat Transfer): How heat will transfer between solids and fluid(s).
FSI (Fluid Structure Interaction): How internal or surrounding fluid flow will affect a product.
CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics): Numerical analysis of fluid flows.

Electronics

How an electronic device or circuit behaves.

High Frequency: Modeling electronic circuits and systems at frequencies typically higher than 1 MHz (megahertz), such as those for antennas.
Low Frequency: Modeling electronic circuits and systems at frequencies typically below 1 MHz (megahertz), such as those for audio communications systems.
Optics: Modeling systems that involve light propagation, such as fiber-optic cables or optical sensors.

Vibration and Acoustics

How structures and systems will respond to vibrational loads and how sound waves will propagate through various mediums.

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Simulation Articles from KETIV

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Simulation for Stress Analysis: What You Need to Know

Stress analysis-an engineering discipline based on solid mechanics-is a crucial element of mechanical engineering. Why? Because an engineering component can fail due to stress, often with dire consequences. Whether the object of study is a table leg, a cell phone in a drop test, a human spine, or an integrated circuit, the method of inquiry-stress […]

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