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J. Knight

Mechanical Engineer
                       EIT

 

Nastran 4D

I have used Nastran 4D on a limited basis (largely due to availability). It's interface and real-world style of simulation create an environment that is easy to understand. As a side-note to a project in vibrations, I created this animation

 

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