Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the difference between verification and validation in design?
In design, ‘verification’ focuses on confirming that design outputs align with inputs, essentially ensuring correctness. On the other hand, ‘validation’ demonstrates that a device's design not only meets specified user needs but also proves its effectiveness in practical application.
2. How do you review and validate your designs?
Our engineers employ a multifaceted approach to review and validate the designs, including internal reviews, collaborative team evaluations, advanced software simulations, and, when necessary, prototyping and testing. This comprehensive process assures the accuracy, compliance, and safety of our construction engineering designs.
3. How is simulation used in Engineering Design Validation?
Simulation is used in engineering design validation to model and test various scenarios, allowing engineers to assess the performance and behavior of designs under different conditions before the physical prototypes are built.
4. What is the purpose of the ANSYS tool?
ANSYS Mechanical serves as a finite element analysis (FEA) software designed for structural analysis. It employs advanced solver options, nonlinearities, thermal analysis, materials, encompassing linear dynamics, explicit simulations, and more.
5. What aspects do you validate in the design process?
We validate design inputs, BIM models, drawings, and quantities by referencing location-specific building codes and standards. This meticulous validation ensures a seamless construction and maintenance process.
