Overview
Drivetrains and linkage mechanisms are critical elements of industrial machinery, including transmission systems, lifting equipment, construction machinery, and a wide range of other mechanical systems.
Accurately predicting the dynamic behavior of these systems is essential for improving performance, durability, and noise and vibration characteristics.
What You Will Learn
- Simulation in chains, belts and gear systems R&D through to in-service operation
- Simulation technologies overview
- Specialized, template-driven workflows for building and analyzing chain and belt systems, as well as power-transmission drivetrains, together with multibody mechanisms
- Analysis of noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) characteristics of drivetrain systems, including gears, bearings, shafts, and housings
- Dynamic analysis of linkage systems
- Latest advances in simulation
- Simulation workflow automation for optimization and robust design
Who Should Attend
- Engineers who design or analyze mechanisms involving chains, belts, and power-transmission drivetrains, particularly in applications where flexible bodies and complex contact interactions play a significant role
Speakers
- Vishnu Venkataraman - Senior Applications Engineer
Date / Time:
October 20, 2026
3pm BST | 4pm CEST | 10am EDT
Venue: Virtual
- Cost:
No reviews available for this learning resource.
