SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Engineering Dynamics Site Map

Engineering codes are used to provide system-level simulations based on reduced equation sets such as:

• Potential flow simulations

• Hydraulic transient analysis

• Analytical models

• Total system performance analysis

Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) develops and enhances algorithms for a broad range of applications such as:

• Penetration analysis

• Shaped charge analysis

• Blast pressure loading

• Weapon target interaction

• Hydraulic transient analysis

• Droplet dynamics simulation

	Walker-Anderson Model Demonstration

Engineering Codes:

• HYTTAP family of codes (SwRI)

• POTENT family of codes (SwRI)

• Walker-Anderson model (SwRI)

• ATTAC (SwRI)

• BLASTX

• MEVA

• CONWEP

• DISPRE2

• SEPA/SEDA

• BIGGS

• AIRBLAST

• DROPDYN

	Schematic showing engine codes

Engineering Code Applications:

• Pipeline transient analysis

• External aerodynamics

• Penetration analysis

• Shaped charge analysis

• Blast pressure loading

• Weapon-target interaction analysis

For more information about our computational mechanics and engineering code capabilities, or how you can contract with SwRI, please contact Christopher Freitas, Ph.D., P.E., at cfreitas@swri.org or  (210) 522-2137.
 

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Southwest Research Institute^® (SwRI^®), headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, is a multidisciplinary, independent, nonprofit, applied engineering and physical sciences research and development organization with 12 technical divisions.

January 25, 2010