The NAFEMS Manufacturing Process Simulation Working Group (MANWG) was launched in February 2016 with the following mission statement:
‘to promote the development and use of virtual manufacturing tools within the product design and manufacturing cycle to improve outcomes in industrial manufacturing processes’.
The Manufacturing Process Simulation Working Group has three Focus Groups, concentrating on Composites, Metallic Additive Manufacturing and Metals.
December 18th 2024 - A regular MANWG <> Focus Group activities <> New member presentation
The group includes representatives of The Aerospace Corporation, Airbus, ANSYS, Boeing, Brunel University, Convergent, Dutton Simulation, Enginsoft, ESI, Grundfos, Manufacturing Technology Centre, National Composites Centre, Rolls Royce, SAFRAN, Southwest Research Institute, SWRIM, Tecnalia, Tesla, Transvalor S.A., TWI Ltd, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya - CIMNE, University of Strathclyde/AFRC, Warwick University / WMG, Wilde Analysis.
The Manufacturing Process Simulation Working Group aims to be a focal point for independent and reliable information on simulation capabilities and requirements, specifically by pursuing its goals of:
You can contact the Manufacturing Process Simulation Working Group by emailing manufacture@nafems.org
Animation of an Axisymmetric Finite Element Simulation of the Multi-Pass Butt Fusion Welding of a Martensitic Steel Pipe
courtesy of the Manufacturing Technology Centre.
The Terms of Reference for the MANWG can be viewed below:
An outline of the group's remit and activities can be reviewed below:
manufacturing_process_simulation_working_group_overview_2023.pptx
If you would like to express an interest in becoming a member the MANWG, please complete this form.
Sjoerd Van Der Veen
Airbus
Anas Yaghi
TWI (The Welding Institute) UK
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