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msc.software releases the 2010 version of patranconsistent performance improvements and ease of use provide access to a wider range of applicationssanta ana, california 3 March 3, 2010 - msc.software, leader in the provision of simulation solutions that include software and services, today announced the availability of patran 2010. This software version introduces substantial improvements in performance and productivity and expands interface capabilities with different solutors.
performancepatran 2010 now also supports 64-bit platforms, both windows and linux, giving analysts the possibility to access, create and manipulate in a simple way large models. models that in previous versions could not be created because of the limitations imposed by size and memory become now easily accessible through the 2010 64-bit Patran version. customers could appreciate estimated improvements around 15% in relation to mesh import and creation operations and could benefit from important performance improvements with models that in previous 32-bit versions could not be managed.
“During a test benchmark using 64-bit hardware, we were able to create and manipulate a model with 53 million solid elements. the new infrastructure of patran is ready to manage very large models and, through continuous development, we intend to achieve our goal to manage models with billions of degrees of freedom,” said sanjay choudhry, vp product management at msc.software.
ease of usethe windows version of patran 2010 provides a new, modern user interface that allows greater productivity. users will appreciate a new graphic design that, using windows and office capabilities, allows you to access the menus more easily and faster. In addition to the new menus, there is a greater control of the commands through the right mouse button. These changes will significantly reduce the learning time of new users and, at the same time, allow existing users to access pre and post processing functions faster. these improvements related to the graphic interface are just the beginning of a series of changes that will come with the next releases.
“The 64-bit version represented a remarkable leap forward in terms of generation and display of large models. It has also become much easier to teach the use of software to new users. icons now have a more logical arrangement and the methodology to follow to generate a working model is very easy”, said george wong, senior structural analyst, bae systems.
new simulation possibilitiessupport for solutors included in this version allows analysts to develop and analyze a broad spectrum of simulations including advanced contacts, composite materials, rotodynamics, external acoustics, multi-physics and much more. engineers can now study real problems much more easily than in previous releases accessing the potential of md nastran and third-party solutors.
“We welcome the enthusiasm of the engineering community towards Patran 2010. This version immediately helps our customers increase simulation speed so they get answers in shorter time. improvements to the interface provide greater productivity, allowing users to focus more on product innovation rather than on repetitive modeling operations,” said dominic gallello, president & ceo of msc.software.
for more information about patran 2010, please follow the webinar on-demand what’s new webinar at the following link: http://www.mscsoftware.com/events/webcasts/patran/patran2010.html.
msc.softwaremsc.software (nasdaq: mscs) is the leading provider of simulation software, used by companies to increase their profitability, saving time and costs related to the design and testing of their products. msc.software collaborates with thousands of companies active in hundreds of industrial sectors, allowing the development of better products in less time through the use of information technology, software and services. msc.software has employees in 23 different countries. for more information on the products and services offered by msc.software, visit the website www.mscsoftware.com.
performancepatran 2010 now also supports 64-bit platforms, both windows and linux, giving analysts the possibility to access, create and manipulate in a simple way large models. models that in previous versions could not be created because of the limitations imposed by size and memory become now easily accessible through the 2010 64-bit Patran version. customers could appreciate estimated improvements around 15% in relation to mesh import and creation operations and could benefit from important performance improvements with models that in previous 32-bit versions could not be managed.
“During a test benchmark using 64-bit hardware, we were able to create and manipulate a model with 53 million solid elements. the new infrastructure of patran is ready to manage very large models and, through continuous development, we intend to achieve our goal to manage models with billions of degrees of freedom,” said sanjay choudhry, vp product management at msc.software.
ease of usethe windows version of patran 2010 provides a new, modern user interface that allows greater productivity. users will appreciate a new graphic design that, using windows and office capabilities, allows you to access the menus more easily and faster. In addition to the new menus, there is a greater control of the commands through the right mouse button. These changes will significantly reduce the learning time of new users and, at the same time, allow existing users to access pre and post processing functions faster. these improvements related to the graphic interface are just the beginning of a series of changes that will come with the next releases.
“The 64-bit version represented a remarkable leap forward in terms of generation and display of large models. It has also become much easier to teach the use of software to new users. icons now have a more logical arrangement and the methodology to follow to generate a working model is very easy”, said george wong, senior structural analyst, bae systems.
new simulation possibilitiessupport for solutors included in this version allows analysts to develop and analyze a broad spectrum of simulations including advanced contacts, composite materials, rotodynamics, external acoustics, multi-physics and much more. engineers can now study real problems much more easily than in previous releases accessing the potential of md nastran and third-party solutors.
“We welcome the enthusiasm of the engineering community towards Patran 2010. This version immediately helps our customers increase simulation speed so they get answers in shorter time. improvements to the interface provide greater productivity, allowing users to focus more on product innovation rather than on repetitive modeling operations,” said dominic gallello, president & ceo of msc.software.
for more information about patran 2010, please follow the webinar on-demand what’s new webinar at the following link: http://www.mscsoftware.com/events/webcasts/patran/patran2010.html.
msc.softwaremsc.software (nasdaq: mscs) is the leading provider of simulation software, used by companies to increase their profitability, saving time and costs related to the design and testing of their products. msc.software collaborates with thousands of companies active in hundreds of industrial sectors, allowing the development of better products in less time through the use of information technology, software and services. msc.software has employees in 23 different countries. for more information on the products and services offered by msc.software, visit the website www.mscsoftware.com.