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Hello Mr H, thank you for watching our UA-cam Channel and I appreciate your questions and feedback. 1) Transvalor FORGE implemented the Bi-Mesh method earlier, QForm went through a revamp of their GUI and solver in the 2010s I believe, and they implemented that method afterwards as well. They also implemented another method called ALE we had for more than 2 decades for Ring Rolling applications as well. 2) Yes in FORGE, as well as any of our software, you can define refinement boxes, several within to go even finer if needed. You touch a great point here with automatic remeshing where it is needed. We have worked a lot on this to relieve the user from the cumbersome task of predicting where fine mesh will be needed and setting up the boxes (or any shape you want really). With our latest version FORGENxT 4.0, users have the option to use our predictive remeshing tool to re-mesh based on prediction of contact (see where the mesh will need to be finer) and based on physical parameters such temperature gradient, strain gradient,... I other words, these are the first steps towards a fully autonomous re-meshing with intelligence put in the software, and remove the task from users. We have also work on our re-meshing algorithms so that we do not end up with a coarse mesh, it is now much more consistent. I hope it answers your questions. Please feel free to contact our support department at support@transvaloramericas.com if you have additional questions.

@@TRANSVALORAMERICASMARKETING 1) Thank you for answer. 2) I touched this topic, because once I saw video from AFDEX (Korean product) and was amazed with its intelligent mesher. Then I tried to find as many information as I could about that software. As result I have found some articles about their mesher and seems like all the techniques I have mentioned above they implemented. But I do not know for sure because I am not a customer of AFDEX. I just had opportunity to try DEFORM v10, QFORM v9 and FORGE v2011 at university. By the way, it is a great thing that you created new workbench instead of GLPre and GLView, because they looked out-of-date. Again, thank you for your extend answer on my questions!

@@mr.h2321 Of course no problem. Thank you.

@@TRANSVALORAMERICASMARKETINGSorry if it is not my deal. Just have some thoughts. From my point of view it would be more beneficial for the product (FORGE) if company provided some kind of webinar with possibility for the members to try working in the software. E.g. QFORM has cloud version of the software and it gives possibility to distribute it for any user/student/webinar member without worrying of further illegal use, because you distribute only GUI but without solver. And additionally, more videos on the channel with some interesting problem solved more than profitably for UA-cam channel amount of views and product interest. Again, it is just thoughts.

@@mr.h2321 Hello and thank you again. We can definitely do more on our UA-cam channel, that is for sure. As to your questions, we have plenty of webinars open to the general public (free), one is coming up on April 13th. Please check out our website and subscribe to our newsletter to be made aware of all the events: www.transvalor.com/en/blog You can also check out our blog at Transvalor Americas for even more information and blog related items: blog.transvalorusa.com You can also check out our webinars archives. As for the cloud computing, we have a cloud computing offer as well, please contact us for more information on that. Thank you for your feedback.

Hello, please contact me to my email address to discuss this further. Here is my email: nicolas.poulain@transvaloramericas.com

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Hello Tinto, and thank you for watching our UA-cam channel. Tutorials are available with our software that will show you how to apply boundary conditions. If you need additional help, please contact your local support team.

Hello Muhammad, and sorry for the late reply. Yes, our simulation software TRANSWELD does simulate rotary friction welding.

Hello Harsh, and thank you for watching our videos. This is a free webinar, certificates are provided with our training classes. Please feel free to check our training classes here and register: www.transvalorusa.com/product-services/training-schedule-simulation-software/ Let me know should you have any question.

I'm student of Tool and Die Making from Indo German Tools Room Indore INDIA.

Classes fees are charged or free .

Hello Harsh, the classes have a fee. The classes tagged with CORPORATE TRAINING have the cost displayed once you go through the registration process, you will pay during the registration process. For the other classes, hit the contact us button and we will be able to help.

Hi Mohamed, and thank you for taking the time to watch our video. This software is used by the industry to develop new products and optimize current products. Universities use it as well for teaching classes and work on Master and PhD projects. This is a commercial software. Let me know should you be interested for a one-on-one presentation.

​@@TRANSVALORAMERICASMARKETING I Just want to know How much it will cost me get this software? Thank you in advance.

@@engmohamedelhagry Mohamed, please email me at nicolas.poulain@transvaloramericas.com with the name of the company or university you belong to. Best, Nicolas

Mohammad, you can contact me from your work email at this email: nicolas.poulain@transvaloramericas.com. We will discuss the steps moving forward. Best, Nicolas

Mauricio, sorry for the very late follow-up. To be honest we have never simulated that type of product but some of our customers may. We can test your process so that you have a better understanding of what simulation can do for you. Contact me at nicolas.poulain@transvaloramericas.com. Thanks for your comment