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Hexahedral finite element mesh from Blender. Fun! Useful with Elmer, Calculix, Gmsh, IA-FEMesh, Febio, others. Documentation available here in PDF format, or on the locally hosted Blenbridge website in HTML format. Video tutorials are also available. (Additional console versions are available for linux and windows, with fewer features but with greater execution speed, and the advantage of being scriptable.)

CAELinux is an installable live (USB) Linux distribution dedicated to open source engineering with a focus on Computer Aided Engineering and Scientific Computing. Based on Ubuntu, it features a ready to use workstation environment for open source product development, makers and scientist with many CAD/CAM/CAE applications for mechanical design, stress analysis, heat transfer, flow simulation and CNC manufacturing / 3D printing as well as electronic design tools and a complete development...

RPM files of CalculiX, a free FEM package. See www.dhondt.de for the non-rpm base packages (cgx, ccx)

See here for newer version: https://youtu.be/mfvtWzbqNFw Portable 64-bit Linux CAE Applications to avoid Dependency hell 1) calculix portable 2) netgen opensource mesher (development) 3) dolfyn.net opensource CFD code (windows executables are included) 4) CDE: Automatically create portable Linux applications http://www.pgbovine.net/cde.html

Version of Salome, tested with CalculiX Launcher: http://www.calculixforwin.com/

BoneSlicer is an experimental G-Code-Generator written in Java that allows creating load-adapted infill for 3D printed (FFF) parts, inspired by the adaptive structures of trabecular bone tissue. It uses a simple structural Finite Element Analysis to determine the distribution of mechanical stress within the part and offers tools to generate an infill structure consisting of multiple subareas of varying infill density. Subdivision of the infill area can be based on a broad spectrum of FEA...

This program takes to ANSYS mesh output from Pro-Engineer (Pro-E) and translates it into the input format for CalculiX, an open source FEA program. It only works with mechanical structures.