Give Your Design a Lucky Boost with Analysis

Mar 6

There’s a saying that luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity. At InterLink Engineering, we believe in stacking the odds in your favor and that’s where our analysis services come in. With St. Patrick’s Day just around the corner, there’s no better time to talk about how analysis can bring a little extra luck to your next design.

What Are Analysis Services?

We don’t leave your product’s success up to chance. In addition to our standard strength calculations, our analysis services include both computer simulations and physical testing to ensure your design can withstand real-world use.

Computer-Assisted Analysis:

FEA (Finite Element Analysis): Simulates forces on parts to see if they’ll deform or break, so you know your design is strong enough.

CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics): Models how gases or liquids flow through your design, checking for temperature changes and mixing speeds.

Physical Testing: We build custom jigs to simulate long-term use in a shorter timeframe. If your product needs to last five years, we can test how many uses it can handle before breaking.

Need more on analysis? Head to our previous blog, Understanding Analysis, for the full breakdown!

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What Do We Analyze?

If your design has active motion, it’s a candidate for analysis. The more moving parts, the higher the chance of potential failure. Our analysis can help:

Ensure forces won’t bend or break your design.
Confirm that your design or materials won’t fatigue prematurely.
Identify if additional components are needed for optimal performance in fluid systems.

The best part is that we handle all the testing and analysis before you invest time and money into building the actual product, giving you peace of mind.

How Does Analysis Make Your Design Luckier?

By identifying potential weaknesses early, analysis helps us make sure your product works as intended for as long as intended. You’ll be lucky enough to have a long-lasting, reliable product, with fewer surprises along the way.