Simcenter Testing Solutions for Academic
Universities are not only places where scientists, engineers, and leaders of tomorrow get educated; they are also laboratories for fostering industrial innovation away from some of the business challenges that industry encounters. Consequently, universities must prepare their students with world-class engineering testing solutions and courses.
From groundbreaking research findings to innovative methodologies. Engineers must work with high-precision projects in which designing the product right the first time is mandatory.
Next to using simulation solutions, also experimental testing solutions will help in making the right design choices, verify the first prototypes or troubleshoot noise, vibration, and durability issues once the product is on the market.
We at Simcenter continuously develop and integrate novel testing engineering methods and technologies for innovation in the testing communities. We believe that by sharing our knowledge and expertise can help engineering students to discover what’s hidden behind a product’s design from a real-world engineering perspective.
Frank Demesmaeker graduated in 1994 as Civil Engineer from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium) and started working at LMS International – now Siemens – in a technical support role for the Benelux area customers. Over the years, he has build up in-depth knowledge and practical experience in noise and vibration issues from worldwide customers, both from a technical, commercial and marketing point of view. Frank is currently helping in promoting and tuning the test applications into markets like energy, medical, consumer goods, ship, educational institutes and the broader mechanical machinery market.
Shashanka Marihal is a Solution Consultant at Siemens with a Master’s degree in Mechanical Machine Design. With over 11 years of experience in NVH (Noise, Vibration, and Harshness) testing and development within the automotive industry, they possess extensive expertise in internal combustion engines (ICE), electric powertrains, exhaust systems, and passenger cars.
