Who does Finite Element Modelling?

[bildsoe]

Hi

Could anyone point me in the right direction?

I'm employed at a small firm, only three employees at the time being. Our competencies spans from architecture to programming. We're in need of somebody who can help us create a finite element solution which we can implement in the cad software we use.

Who does Finite Element modelling? A building engineer? A Mathematician?

I'm a beginner at both math and physics so I don't know if making a finite element model of a system is a complicated task or if its easy for a professional?

 

[jedishrfu]

Usually mechanical engineers have this interest and expertise. You might google for a consulting company that specializes in FEM and farm your work out to them.

 

[gsal]

Within mechanical engineers, they would have their expertise...In my company we have guys that do structural/deformation/fatigue/crack analysis, and we have different set of guys that do fluid dynamics. Then, of course, you have the electrical engineer that might need to do electromagnetic/electrostatic analysis, etc.

 

[bildsoe]

Thanks for the answers. I found two solutions. One was a site where I can hire freelance engineers for a project. I found several guys that does Finite Element Analysis. Or else I can use on of the renowned companies.

 

[alphy]

Finite Element Modelling (FEM) is a complex and specialized field that requires knowledge and expertise in both mathematics and engineering. Typically, it is done by professionals such as engineers, mathematicians, and scientists who have a strong background in these fields. It requires a deep understanding of mathematical concepts, computer programming, and engineering principles to create accurate and reliable FEM solutions.

In your case, it would be best to hire a professional with experience in FEM to help you create a solution that can be implemented in your CAD software. They will have the necessary skills and knowledge to understand your needs and create a tailored solution for your specific project.

It is not recommended for beginners, especially those without a strong background in math and physics, to attempt creating FEM solutions. It is a complex task that requires a high level of expertise, and any mistakes or inaccuracies can have significant consequences on the final results.

I hope this helps answer your question and guide you in the right direction. Good luck with your project!