Explosion, Shock, and Impact Analysis
Design structures that protect lives and assets under extreme dynamic loading conditions with the help of simulations.
Explosions, shocks, and impacts create extreme dynamic loads that challenge conventional design approaches. Our advanced simulations predict structural response to these events, enabling designs that minimize damage and protect personnel.
While extreme events typically cause some structural damage, proper analysis ensures structures remain safe for occupants and the environment. We design energy-absorbing systems and replaceable components that protect critical infrastructure. Our simulations optimize protective structures from vehicle barriers to blast-resistant buildings.
With extensive computational resources and specialized expertise, we analyze everything from component-level impacts to full-scale structural assemblies, ensuring your designs meet stringent safety requirements.
Standards and Applications
- IEC 60068 – Environmental testing
- ISO 3449 – FOPS (Falling Object Protective Structures)
- ISO 3471 – ROPS (Roll-Over Protective Structures)
- MIL-STD-810G – Military equipment
- EN 1317 – Road safety barriers
Services and expertise
- Vehicle crash analysis
- Blast and explosion effects
- Drop test simulation
- Penetration and perforation
- Shock response spectra
- Protective structure design
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Finding the full potential of CFD
CFD, or Computational Fluid Dynamics, is a method that is often utilized only for the post-design phase, although it is very well suited for wider and efficient use throughout the design process. Optimal use of CFD analysis generally shortens projects’ lead times and improves product assessment. It also provides an excellent basis for preparing digital twins. In process modeling tasks, CFD is an excellent tool for studying the components, for example.
Not only colorful pictures – CFD saves time and money
Did you know that by using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) you can save as much as 80 % in design time and 60 % in design costs? During the past 20 years, I’ve been lucky enough to participate in many interesting simulation projects both in Finland and abroad and have seen how clients have received instant help. But what is CFD really? Where can it be applied and why should it be utilized?