Get Best Services from NCES, One of the Top Indian FEA Analysis Companies

NCES has several years of experience and knowledge in Finite Element Analysis that helps us solve the most difficult mechanical engineering analysis challenges in a short time. When it comes to offering FEA simulation services, we have a team of the most experienced FEA consulting engineers, who can take on a variety of technical issues. Thanks to their in-depth knowledge and expertise, including those involving mechanical parts and civil constructions as well as aeronautical systems and automobile designs. No matter how difficult your project is, as one of the leading FEA analysis companies, we have the knowledge to offer precise and dependable solutions.

Trust Design Transformations with Dynamic FEA Simulation Services

Dynamic FEA analysis is important to identify the characteristics of the structure that is based on time. To gain deeper insights into the dynamic behavior, modal analysis is conducted to determine the natural frequency. Deflections, stresses, and strains are calculated using harmonic, shock, seismic, random vibration, or transient simulations, depending on the demands of a particular situation. Dynamic analysis has a number of essential applications, including coupled Vibro-acoustic analysis, and vibration analysis. FEA simulation services also involve the study of vibration-related acoustic noise production and propagation using vibro-acoustic analysis.

Finite element analysis services

Our Finite Element Analysis services support design optimization, failure analysis, product development, and simulation of service loading conditions. We use sophisticated modeling software to analyse product behaviour. Our FEA capabilities include

Static analysis

Linear / Non linear analysis

Modal analysis

Optimization

Dynamic Analysis

Evaluating vehicle crashworthiness

Harmonic Analysis

Seismic analysis

Fatigue Analysis

Shock And Drop Analysis

Thermal Analysis

Response spectra analysis

Structural Analysis

Coupled thermo-mechanical analysis

Success stories

  • Structural analysis of crude oil storage tank

    The scope of the work is to validate the structural design of a 32 Kilo Litre crude oil storage tank employed in the Adani Petrochemical plant. Our customer has approached us to validate the tank and cone roof design using Finite Element Analysis (FEA). We conducted FEM analysis, worked collaboratively with our customer, and enabled them to address all the minor uncertainties. In the end, we concluded that the design met all the structural requirements.


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  • Cement grinding plant Roller shaft re-design and FEM analysis

    Frequent failure of the shaft used in cement grinding units at our customers plants across India warranted an independent review of the shaft design. Niharika Computational Engineering Solutions Pvt. Ltd. (NCES) was chosen for this Independent review task using the finite element method. NCES was provided with information on the working principles of the roll press system and also information on the material used for the shaft that is in question, along with detailed drawings.


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  • Structural analysis for Triband Radio unit with antenna

    Our esteemed Client is a subsidiary of the renowned TATA group, which happens to be Indias largest conglomerate. They are currently engaged in the development of a cutting-edge Triband 5G Remote Radio Unit (RU) that complies with the ORAN 7.2x standards. Recognizing our expertise in the field, the Client has entrusted us with the responsibility of conducting Finite Element Analysis (FEA) for an assembly comprising the Remote Radio Unit, mounting pole, and antenna. The primary objective of this analysis is to thoroughly examine the dynamic behavior of the Triband Remote Radio Unit and ensure its optimal performance and reliability, in strict accordance with the industry standards outlined in ETSI EN 300 019-2-4 V2.4.1. We are honored to have been chosen for this significant project and are committed to delivering exceptional results.


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