The construction industry is facing several challenges and drivers: access to qualified labour, rising material cost and margin squeeze are just a few.
Through the power of modelling and simulation, we can now significantly reduce the expense and time spent on developing and testing new drugs and medical devices.
High-tech is part of our daily lives, so much so that we take it for granted. We use mobile phones that are more powerful than the technology used to land a man on the Moon.
As every machine becomes connected to collect and transmit data, it’s important to know how to turn this opportunity into real value for your company and your customers.
We craft ships, a complex combination of technological systems, which must safely operate in a very hostile environment, keeping their precious cargo of people or goods safe.
Today, simulation software enables companies to optimize electric and hybrid vehicles, ADAS systems, and self-driving cars by exploring uncharted territories.
With Ansys Battery Simulation, you can achieve better performance, longer battery life, and reduced costs while accelerating the product development process.
One of the key applications of Fluent is in the field of combustion modelling, where it is used to model and optimize the combustion processes in various industries.
Heat exchangers have been used for many years in different applications. Typically we find them in HVAC, refrigeration, power generation, and chemical processing.
The mixing process is an integral component of the process industry, with a wide range of applications utilized to create tailored products that meet the diverse needs of various industries and customers.
Ansys Rotating Machinery application provides advanced software that assists in the design of various types of rotating machinery equipment and enables rapid iteration and improvement of designs.
The energy landscape of our world is currently undergoing a major transformation, towards more sustainable and environmentally-friendly energy sources.
With Neural Concept, design and verification workflow can be improved at least 2-10 times by training a Neural Network with existing data for designs and simulations.
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulation products are for engineers who needs to make better and faster decisions and can help reducing the development time and efforts while improving your product’s performance and safety.
Materials information is crucial in engineering and manufacturing as it enables informed decisions. In simulation and modeling, precise materials data is needed to accurately predict real-world behaviour.
Ansys offers structural analysis software solutions that enable engineers of all levels and backgrounds to solve complex structural engineering problems faster and more efficiently.
As supplier of Digital Lab solutions it is natural for us to maintain a strong connection with academic institutions, students, teachers and researchers across the world.
Ansys Startup Program, provided by EDRMedeso, gives you full access to simulation software bundles that are built and priced to help entrepreneurs grow their business quickly and cost-effectively.
All our services are designed to help our clients increase their competitive edge, reach their sustainability goals, and leverage cutting-edge technologies.
Since day one, our customers have been at the centre of our focus. Whether we’re taking care of our existing users or onboarding new customers into our yearly care cycle – quite simply – nothing is more important to us than you, our customer.
At EDRMedeso you learn from some of the industries top experts in their respective fields. With over 1500 collective years of experience in simulation, we provide a host of training sessions to suit your organizations needs
At EDRMedeso, we want to help you in innovating the future. Here you’ll find our upcoming webinars, events, trade shows and seminars, designed to help you maximize your engineering potential.
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Digital Labs makes industry greener by anticipating various scenarios in product development and the product development process. By using Digital Labs to simulate processes, industry can not only optimise, but also make a significantly greener environmental impact – at no additional cost.
The company behind Digital Labs is EDRMedeso, which supplies the technology to manufacturers and others, so that Denmark can continue its proud tradition as a pioneering country in environmental issues, and ensure that companies meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Digital Labs from EDRMedeso consists of a collection of software, services and processes that boosts innovation and enables production companies to virtually test various future scenarios. The simulations optimise product development and product development processes, to the benefit of both the company’s competitiveness and the environment – allowing different production scenarios to be tried out virtually and free of risk.
“In our work with Digital Labs we can optimise many different aspects of industry, reducing Time to Market and strengthening competitiveness, so that jobs can remain in Danish hands,” says Mark Milton, Country Manager at EDRMedeso, and continues: “The optimisations also benefit the environment, so I’m not afraid to say that through our work, we see ourselves as one of the companies with the greenest environmental impact in the entire Nordic region.”
The optimisations also benefit the environment, so I’m not afraid to say that through our work, we see ourselves as one of the companies with the greenest environmental impact in the entire Nordic region. Mark Milton, Country Manager at EDRMedeso
Greener at no additional cost
If the right technologies are used, it need not be more expensive for industry to produce in an environmentally friendly manner: With Digital Labs, you can easily alter material choices, for example from aluminum to composite or change entire production processes. On the materials side, the engineers can access the materials database Ansys Granta, and search for information about various types of materials, as well as on their environmental accounts, transport times, risk of child labour, etc.
The tools can also be used to analyse individual elements in the production, such as a pump, or to run through the entire life cycle of a product, to optimise everything from the use of sustainable raw materials to short production time and the choice of recyclable materials.
If we look at the pump, Digital Labs can analyse: Where does it become worn? When should it be replaced, to avoid downtime? Is the water flow optimal? Where should the pump be attached, to minimise vibration? And so on.
Reinforcing food safety
In the food industry, the technology can reinforce food safety by, for example, ensuring that a freezer maintains the desired temperature, so that the chickens in the corners are also properly frozen. Digital Labs can also calculate the freezer’s power consumption, wear, etc., depending on whether it is located inside or outside the factory hall.
Virtual production tests
“Digital Labs has the advantage that whether you look at the individual parts of production, such as a pump, or at the production process in its entirety, the machine builders no longer have to build a physical prototype, which is time-consuming and can be major investment,” says Mark Milton.
Instead, Digital Labs sets up a virtual model of the product/solution – a so-called digital twin, where you can change the layout and design on the screen, and ensure that the process is most appropriately organised.
On the service side, the technology has the advantage that the data reveals the precise wear and tear on the equipment. That means that instead of routinely replacing a turbine after 16 months, you can replace it when it is actually worn out. This insight into wear also means that companies can avoid expensive downtime on production lines, because they will always be ahead of the game with service.
Possible future solutions
EDRMedeso services a wide range of customers, from manufacturing companies to drilling platforms.
“We are closely following the debate on the coming energy islands, because this is a field where Digital Labs could optimise and make the islands even greener – for example by analysing everything from the wind turbine blade design to the cross-section of the cables that will bring the electricity to the consumers,” says Mark Milton, who is glad that a large number of green start-ups are investing in Digital Labs from EDRMedeso as their platform for a range of future sustainable products, from battery technology to hydropower.