Using Structural Analysis Software from Ansys to Overcome Random Vibration
When designing components for the space environment, significant attention must be put into designing for intense vibration, shock, and thermal environments. During the development of a new reaction wheel, NewSpace Systems (NSS) conducted extensive environmental testing to examine the performance and predict the lifetime of the wheel. Special attention was to be given to the electronics and bearings, as these components had the most significant impact on the lifetime of the wheel
“Utilising Ansys Mechanical and Sherlock analysis has been instrumental for us in aligning environmental test outcomes with analysis data. This correlation has proven essential in pinpointing potential failure modes throughout our product development phase. It’s become indispensable in our design cycle, ensuring our product aligns with the rigorous demands of the space environment. Qfinsoft has also played a crucial role, not just in providing the necessary tools but also in offering valuable support and guidance to our engineers.”
Shane Martin
Mechanical Design Lead at NewSpace Systems
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