Mechanical Engineering Group

This design group specializes in 3D solid modeling and design, analysis, and development of new or existing mechanical parts and complete machines. With extensive experience in the design of all kinds of tower crane, mobile crane, crawler crane, vehicle-mounted booms, small utility vehicles, steel structures, metal buildings, aircraft hangar designs, drive train and engines, along with hydraulic tubing and electrical systems designs, this group has the experience and expertise to handle a wide variety of design tasks.

FEA/FEM stress analysis

Highly experienced group of PhD's lead our FEA work, utilizing several different software platforms depending upon the analysis required. With rapid turnaround time, this group is able to identify critical issues often missed by others.

CAD conversions

Whatever software format or hard copy your legacy drawings are in, our group can move it to the CAD platform of your choice....faster, better and cheaper than anyone else.

 

Examples of our work

Static analyses of boom connectors
Static analyses of boom connectors
Static analyses of seaplane float
Static analyses of seaplane float
Hydraulic System
Hydraulic System
Rotating Bed and Equipment
Rotating Bed and Equipment
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Demos of Finite Element Analysis (FEA)

Plane's front landing gear - Stress analysis
Plane's front landing gear - Stress analysis
Crane's rotating bed - Stress analysis
Crane's rotating bed - Stress analysis
Engine bracket - Displacement
Engine bracket - Displacement
Crane's upper point - Stress analysis
Crane's upper point - Stress analysis
Crane's upper point - Displacement
Crane's upper point - Displacement
Crane's counterweight - Stress analysis
Crane's counterweight - Stress analysis
Crane's boom bar construction - Displacement by natural frequency
Crane's boom bar construction - Displacement by natural frequency
Crane's boom bar construction - Displacement by main load
Crane's boom bar construction - Displacement by main load

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