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StressCheck v11, CAE Handbook v11 and StressCheck Tool Box 5.0 Released!

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StressCheck v11, CAE Handbook v11 and StressCheck Tool Box 5.0 Released!

January 4, 2021 Product Updates

In case you missed it, ESRD is pleased to announce that we’ve released product updates for StressCheck Professional and StressCheck-Powered Apps (CAE Handbook and StressCheck Tool Box).  Many customer-defined enhancements were added, and the software user experience improved.

Figure 1: StressCheck’s default interface layout. A contour plot was produced in the Model View via the Results dialog.

StressCheck Professional v11 includes many new features, enhancements and improvements such as:

  • Upgraded User Interface and User Flow Improvements
  • Enhanced Automeshing Functionality
  • New Crack Front Automeshing Method
  • Automatic Extraction Radius for Fracture Mechanics Parameters
  • Enhanced Solver Settings for Multi Body Contact Analysis
  • New Extraction Functions for Multi Body Contact Results
  • Full Online Documentation
  • And more!

Watch the StressCheck v11 Demo

Watch this short video for a demonstration of some of the new features and enhancements in StressCheck Professional v11:


Learn More About StressCheck v11

Click below to view detailed descriptions of the new StressCheck Professional v11 features and enhancements:

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To download the latest product updates and to view additional product release notes, click the links below:

  • StressCheck Professional v11
  • CAE Handbook v11/SCTB 5.0
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