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The mining industry is a major provider of jobs and security in South Africa. However, the problems associated with noise in the workplace have a negative impact on the hearing of mine workers.

The South African government installed hearing conservation programs to improve the safety of miners. They are achieving this by involving sound engineering techniques, such as sound source localization, and consulting with researchers and experts in the field.

New times bring innovation, but also new demands. There is a need to achieve realistic and predictive results more efficiently than ever before.

Test teams are now working closely together with simulation teams, as the ever-declining number of prototypes available calls for the use of digital twins in the early stages of development. At the same time, there is a strong call to obtain the most information possible from massive amounts of data, collected by testing and generated by simulation.

Discover the innovative technologies in Simcenter Testlab 2021.1, the new software release for multi-disciplinary test-based performance engineering, carefully designed to help tackle new engineering demands.

It is a pretty simple principle. Before you release your final product to the market or your client, you want to make sure there are no errors to prevent rework product failures, recalls, and scrap. To ensure that only the error-free product leaves the factory, you need to build an efficient quality check procedure with top-notch end-of-line testing equipment.
The keywords you need to keep in mind when deploying such a process at your plant are time-efficiency – continuous production optimization – precision.

Electric vehicles challenge the durability engineers with new issues caused by the significant battery weight. This blog post brings the nitty-gritty information on how to set battery vibration test to ensure proper durability testing and secure integration into the vehicle.