Altair Inspire 2019.4 | 1.6 Gb
Altair Engineering has announced the release and immediate availability of the Inspire 2019.4 Build 11603 the powerful yet easy to use generative design/topology optimization and rapid simulation solution for design engineers.
Altair Inspire 2019.4 Build 11603 - Release notes
Inspire 2019.4 includes the following new features and enhancementsfor structures, motion, and 3D printing.Altair Inspire 2019.3.3 - Release notes The following issues were resolved for Inspire version 2019.3.3.- Fixed an issue where the online help did not open due to a web server upgrade. Altair Inspire is an easy to use concept design software that generates the lightest weight designs earlier in the product design process and at the same time helps eliminate structural design problems. Whether you are trying to reduce the weight of an existing structure or designing a completely new structure, Altair Inspire can help every designer and design engineer quickly create dramatically lighter, optimal structures. - The solver console window for Print3D is now hidden when running an analysis. Users can check the run status in the statusbar at the bottom of the modeling window, or by using the Run Status tool on the Analyze icon.- Fixed an issue with text spacing in the Orientation table to improve the visualization when new rows are added.- Fixed several issues when using the Undo operation in Print3D. Altair Inspire 2019.3.1 - Release notes: Altair Inspire version 2019.3.1 includes the following new features and enhancements.
New Print3D Module
Inspire 2019.3.1 includes a new additive manufacturing solution. Using the tools on the Print3D tab, you can prepare a part forprinting, orient it to the print bed, generate print supports, and export a file containing the prepared part and supports for 3Dprinting. You can also run a simulation of the 3D printing process and analyze the print part for displacement, von Mises stress,temperature, nodal temperature, and plastic strain.
Select and Prepare Parts for 3D Printing
Use the Print Part tool to select which parts to prepare for 3D printing, and to assign a material to the selected parts.
Configure the Printer
Set up the simulation so that it uses the same configuration options as your own 3D printer or the printer you will use to print thepart. Use the Printer tool to choose from several standard printers, or configure the options to match a specific printer.
Orient the Print Parts
Use the Orientation tool to orient your part in relation to the printing bed. Different orientations can help reduce printingtime or the need for supports. The support preview updates dynamically as you rotate the model, allowing you to optimize theorientation according to your design needs and goals. Use the Orientation table to save and compare different orientations withrespect to support area, support volume, and printing time.
Generate Print Supports
Supports are used both to anchor the part and to extract heat from it during the printing process, and are removed afterward.Different types of supports should be used depending on your design and manufacturing goals. Inspire Print 3D provides manyoptions to configure the shape, size, and spacing of supports using both the Support tool and the Preferences.
Preview Slices of the Parts to Print
Additive manufacturing produces the best results when there are gradual changes in the surface of the part. Review slices thatthe printer will generate using the Slice tool to verify that there are no critical changes from one layer to the next.
Export Parts and Supports for Printing
Export a file containing the prepared part and supports for 3D printing using the Export tool.
Run a 3D Printing Analysis
Use the Analyze tool to run a 3D printing process simulation. You can view, animate, and plot the results in order to detectand prevent possible problems such as excessive deformation and stresses, recoating, cracks, and other critical defects prior toprinting.
Known Issues for Inspire Print3D
Following are known issues for the Inspire Print3D 2019.3.1 release:
- When using the Print 3D module, materials should only be assigned or changed using the Print Part tool. Assigning amaterial using the part context menu or the Property Editor will instead assign an Inspire structural material, which shouldbe ignored.
- To change the orientation of all the print parts in an assembly simultaneously, you’ll need to first combine all of the parts inthe assembly into a single solid using the Boolean Combine tool on the Geometry ribbon.
- If you orient or rotate a part that belongs to a larger assembly in order to prepare the part for 3D printing, that part will nolonger be in the correct orientation with respect to the assembly. We recommend creating an instance of the part to use forthe 3D printing analysis and configuring off the original part prior to orienting the instance.
It creates and investigates structurally efficient concepts quickly and easily, leading to reduced costs, development time, material consumption, and product weight. About Inspire. September 7, 2018 - Altair announced the release and immediate availability of the Altair Inspire simulation-driven design platform. The Altair Inspire platform enables manufacturers to leverage simulation to drive the entire design process. This new platform brings together simulation solutions for generative design, engineering analysis and manufacturability under a single, intuitive user environment, appealing to designers and engineers with little or no simulation experience. About solidThinking. solidThinking creates, develops, and markets technology that helps our user community bring the most desirable products to their customers faster. solidThinking software is sold and supported by a global network of distribution partners and is also available as part of the Altair HyperWorks® suite. solidThinking is a wholly owned subsidiary of Troy, Mich. (USA)-based Altair. About Altair. Founded in 1985, Altair is focused on the development and application of simulation technology to synthesize and optimize designs, processes and decisions for improved business performance. Privately held with more than 2,600 employees, Altair is headquartered in Troy, Michigan, USA with more than 45 offices throughout 20 countries, and serves more than 5,000 corporate clients across broad industry segments. Product: Altair InspireVersion: 2019.3.2 Build 11394Supported Architectures: x64Website Home Page : www.altair.comLanguage: englishSystem Requirements: PC *Supported Operating Systems: *Size: 2.2 Gb * System Requirements: Operating Systems:
- Windows 10 (64 bit)
- Windows 8.1 (64 bit)
- Windows 7 (64 bit)
Hardware:
- OpenGL graphics card with at least 256 MB of onboard memory
- Note: Integrated Intel graphics hardware is currently not supported.
Memory:
- 4 GB of RAM (8 GB recommended)
- 10 GB or more of free hard disk space
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