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CATSTAMP
provides CATIA V5 users with detailed formability analysis
for evaluation and validation of stamped components
and draw developments. Formability analysis is based
on component or die geometry and accounts for material
properties, friction, blank holder force, pressure pad,
drawbeads, curved binder, and displacement constraints.
• Accurately predicts feasibility of binder and
addendum geometry
• Evaluate alternate part designs and processing
conditions such as pressure pads, drawbead, and binder
layout
• Associative and regenerative draw development
analysis tool CATSTAMP integrates analysis of Draw Die
• Immediately identifies splitting, wrinkling,
and thinning
• Native integration in CATIA V5
CATSTAMP determines if a component can be stamped
consistently with minimum cost, while fulfilling all
product performance requirements. CATSTAMP is
fully integrated into Dassault Systèmes' PLM
environment.
FEATURES:
• Stamping evaluation at every stage of product
and process development
• Extensive forming conditions, such as drawbeads,
pressure pads, blank holder force and pilot holes
• Simulation results include safety zones, forming
zones, FLD, splitting, thinning, wrinkling, thickening,
stress, strain, and optimal blank shape
• Optimal blank shape stored for material costing
with nesting
• Tailor welded parts analysis with multiple weld
lines
• Customisable material database
• All results are stored in CATAnalysis file for
PLM integration eliminating multiple files
• NASTRAN and LS-DYNA thickness and strain results
for including the effects of forming in downstream CAE
applications
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System Requirements:
All systems should have a minimum of 512MB RAM and
1GB free disk space.
Platform |
Operating System |
CATIA Versionn |
Graphics |
PC |
MS Windows 2000/XP |
CATIA V5 R14 to R17 (requires GPS module) |
System must support 1024x768 resolution with
minimum 32768 colours. |
Note: for analysis of product manufacturing
feasibility within CATIA see also CATFORM |