SIMULIA Abaqus Consumer Packed Goods Industry

27 Pages·2014·6.58 MB·English

by  David Cadge

SIMULIA for Consumer
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INSIGHTS May-2010, “Lighten up! Amcor Uses Realistic Simulation to Stay on
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#2 Capturing advanced simulation for use by non-experts
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