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Applying HPC techniques to the industrial design : automatic optimization of forging processes

Objective



CAOD (Computer Aided Optimum Design) is a set of methodologies of design and tools that allow automatically to obtain optimal designs starting from the product specification. The RTD work to be done during the project is

the development of a Parallel HPC design environment for automatic optimization of forging processes (integration of CAD and CAE and interactive design),
the research and application of parallel HPC algorithms,
the training with Parallel HPC Automatic Design Tool and Dissemination of the results.

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Forjas de Villalba
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Poligono Industrial P29 Calle 1 7
28400 Collado-Villalba
Spain

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