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Who Uses Altair?
Who uses Altair Hyperworks?
| Company | Website | Company Size |
|---|---|---|
| The American Red Cross | redcross.org | >10000 |
| California State University-Stanislaus | csustan.edu | 500-1000 |
How much does nTopology cost?
If I had one criticism, it’s that there are no concrete, quotable details from nTopology on how much the system costs. We’ve seen indications elsewhere that it’s around the $7,500 per user, per year mark, which seems high and depends on number of seats and company size (which is disappointing).
What is Altair SimLab?
Altair SimLab is a process-oriented multidisciplinary simulation environment. It includes a complete solution for fluid and thermal analysis of complex assemblies, like the TFSI analysis of a heat exchanger.
Did you know you need HyperMesh?
We’ve put together a list of incredible gadgets that you didn’t know you needed! Hypermesh is a pre processor which comes under Altair Hyperworks. For Hypermesh you need to Install the Hyperworks suite. Either you can buy it online or you can ask for a student edition which will be available on Altair store.
Where can I get a free version of Altair Hypermesh?
Of course on their homepage Altair HyperMesh where you can also request a trial. You can also visit their knowledge base Altair University to get tutorials, eBooks,etc… and you can try their tools by downloading free student edition (T&C apply) They provide support through http://altairhyperworksforum.com for students and other usera for free…
What are ‘recent files’ and ‘imports’ in Hypermesh?
•Recent Files: A listing of HyperMesh files that have been worked on previously •Loads the file and replaces the model in the current session •Recent Imports: A listing of files previously loaded into HyperMesh via Import Copyright © 2009 Altair Engineering, Inc. Proprietary and Confidential.
How do I create a surface in Hypermesh?
In general, HyperMesh automatically uses the appropriate number of and type of surface faces to represent the geometry. Surfaces are created using the menu bar by selecting Geometry > Create > Surfacesand then selecting a method to create the surfaces with.