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    1936 Television for sale

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1372902/Britains-oldest-working-TV-1936-goes-hammer.html I wonder how many televisions built today will still work in 75 years time? www.Roshaz.com quality, cost effective FEA solutions
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    Patran Accuracy

    A colleague of mine brought the following to my attention:- "Actually, because Patran is single precision, accuracy is only 6 sig figures (even though can write out 7 figures, the last is not necessarily accurate) A workaround to problems with significant figures/accuracy is to scale the model...
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    Future of MSC ?

    Poor old MSC have been taking quite a battering in the last 12 months, firstly with UGS terminating Nastran for Windows, then inviting N4W users to ditch MSC and take up Femap bundled with NX/Nastran, and more recently UGS have extended their agressive marketing campaign to target MSC/Patran...
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    What does the "H" in "h-method" stand for?

    I am familiar with the term "h-method" in that it means a conventional FE analysis, and that "p-method" utilises much fewer elements but with very high order polynomials (up to degree 15?) for the shape and displacement functions, and I assume rightly or wrongly that the "P" stands for...

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