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In its latest seminar called Simulation tools for the wind industry , to be held on 16th of May in Hamburg, ANSYS will address one of the key problems that the industry currently employs: the efficiency of the systems.
Early in the product development, a provider in the wind industry lays high importance into ensuring that all system components have a maximum efficiency. Using the ANSYS simulation technologies, both the efficiency of the individual components and their interaction can be improved through operation and adaptation – and this already in the planning phase.
In an all-day program, which includes numerous presentations of hosts ANSYS and Even AG, the aspects of the simulation that are relevant for the wind industry will be analyzed and discussed. Distribution partners CADFEM and the company REpower Systems SE will also provide ample time for networking.
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Offshore WIND Staff, May 10, 2013