simulation of a hydrogen pressure vessel
Increasing the Efficiency of Damage Modeling for Filament Wound Pressure Vessels through Multiscale Simulation​

2nd of December 2020, 11.00 – 11.30 Uhr
Altair ATCx Composites Online-Conference

The reduction of testing and manufacturing costs is a major challenge in the development of a hydrogen pressure vessel. Therefore, we have created a design process using modern simulation technologies, which offers a significant reduction of risks in the development of composite pressure tanks. Our presentation at the Altair Technology Conference shows how we have combined concept, design, testing and process development into a chain.

Register here: https://web.altair.com/atcx-composites or find further information on the Development of H2-Pressure Vessels here.

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Working with us: Why CIKONI?

  • Experience with CFRP: Our team consists of composite engineering experts with a broad set of experiences in industries, technologies and various domains. From simulation to automation: We did it.
  • Agility: When it comes to speed, our approach is built on an entrepreneurial mindset and a desire to solve your problems in the shortest possible time. Fast iterations and quick learnings are part of our DNA.
  • Realization: We don’t stop at engineering. Transferring our designs and developments to realization is what we thrive for. With our broad network of partner companies we can realize even advanced designs in a reliable manner.