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Do you know of any free engineering software where I can design and test my own models?
Free Mechanical Engineering Software?
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Try CAELinux 2009. It's the ubuntu operating system, with all engineering software pre-installed (Salome, Aster, OpenFOAM, Code-Saturn, SciLab etc.) Otherwise, try Salome, I think you can install it on windows. With some add ons it can be used for solving FEM problems. Also SciLab, which is similar to Matlab.
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Oh, btw CAELinux 2009 requires a 64bit PC, but you can run it directly off the DVD without having to install anything (but it is faster if it's installed).
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