Job Monitor helps you monitor the status of a selected simulation job.

When you select a simulation job, Job Monitor displays the following:

• The properties of the selected simulation job.
• Job logs generated by the execution of the simulation job.
• The history of the input and output parameters defined by the simulation process.

Performance Trade-off enables you to:

• Visualize and compare data from various sources. For example, compare competing designs of an airframe rib.
• Define requirements. For example, is the weight of the rib more important than the peak stresses or deflections? Is there a peak stress that is unacceptable because it exceeds safety limits?
• Given the requirements, select the best alternative. The best alternative might be a compromise between competing requirements—strength and weight.
• Quickly observe how changes to the requirements effect which design becomes the best alternative. What if we decide that weight is more important than strength?
• Improve decisions by capturing the collective intelligence of decision makers.

Station Administration helps you configure and manage some aspects of 3DOrchestrate Stations and 3DOrchestrate Distribution Servers.

Station Administration allows you to do the following:

• Create a new station configuration.
• Define a group of stations to set up and manage their configuration properties together.
• Pause, resume, stop, or restart a running station.
• Register a new 3DOrchestrate Distribution Server.

You can use the Station Launcher to start the 3DOrchestrate Station utility, which lets you execute physics simulations and simulation processes on your computer.

Collaborative IP Manager allows team to organize data in multiple ways that best suits each role or activity.

Converter for IGES makes Dassault Systèmes an open system, capable of interoperating with data in all of the mostly used data format standards in the CAD/CAM/CAE Industry.

Converter for IGES makes Dassault Systèmes an open system, capable of interoperating with data in all of the mostly used data format standards in the CAD/CAM/CAE Industry.

Data Setup is used to associate resources with apps.

Performance Trade-off enables you to:

• Visualize and compare data from various sources. For example, compare competing designs of an airframe rib.
• Define requirements. For example, is the weight of the rib more important than the peak stresses or deflections? Is there a peak stress that is unacceptable because it exceeds safety limits?
• Given the requirements, select the best alternative. The best alternative might be a compromise between competing requirements—strength and weight.
• Quickly observe how changes to the requirements effect which design becomes the best alternative. What if we decide that weight is more important than strength?
• Improve decisions by capturing the collective intelligence of decision makers.

Station Administration helps you configure and manage some aspects of 3DOrchestrate Stations and 3DOrchestrate Distribution Servers.

Station Administration allows you to do the following:

• Create a new station configuration.
• Define a group of stations to set up and manage their configuration properties together.
• Pause, resume, stop, or restart a running station.
• Register a new 3DOrchestrate Distribution Server.

You can use the Station Launcher to start the 3DOrchestrate Station utility, which lets you execute physics simulations and simulation processes on your computer.

The Material Definition app that lets you create materials, modify material properties, and add or modify material domains. It helps you modify the rendering domain of stickers from Rendering Scene Design.

The Material Finder app that lets you explore material references and their associated material domains, materials references from material domains, and catalogs and folders from material references.

In addition, the navigation window lets you apply materials and perform standard operations on material references and domains.

Physics Methods Reuse allows you to implement a customized set of action bar commands to define and perform simulations on a model. These custom commands are predefined by XML files you create, called custom methods.

The Physics Results Explorer app lets you manage results data from simulations performed within the 3DEXPERIENCE platform or from other applications such as Abaqus. You can create:

• Graphical output (such as contour plots, history plots, and display groups) to highlight data of interest.
• Animations of the model response.
• Lightweight experience content for use in 3DPlay.
• Reports to summarize the simulation for selected variables.

The Structural Model Creation app is where you add and edit model features that impact the structural response of a simulation. You can create and manage:

• Properties (such as sections and gaskets) that assign materials and other behaviors.
• Abstractions (such as mass, inertia, and acoustic areas) that mimic the effects of features outside the model space.
• Connections (such as bolts and springs) that tie the model to its surroundings or join pieces within an assembly.

The Structural Scenario Creation app lets you create and manage:

• Procedures (such as static stress, frequency, and heat transfer) that configure the analysis type, sequence of steps, and time scale.
• Initial conditions (such as temperature and velocity) that set the values of certain variables at the start of the simulation.
• Interactions that define the response of contacting model regions.
• Restraints (such as clamps, hinges, and ball joints) that fix translational or rotational degrees of freedom of portions of the model.
• Loads (such as pressure and forces) that represent concentrated or distributed tractions applied to a model by an external source.
• Thermal conditions (such as temperature, heat flux, and ambient radiation).
• Durability conditions (such as fatigue loading and surface finish). Durability analyses are available only if you have a license for Durability Engineer (FGA).
• Output variable requests that control the results data generated by the simulation.

Performance Trade-off enables you to:

• Visualize and compare data from various sources. For example, compare competing designs of an airframe rib.
• Define requirements. For example, is the weight of the rib more important than the peak stresses or deflections? Is there a peak stress that is unacceptable because it exceeds safety limits?
• Given the requirements, select the best alternative. The best alternative might be a compromise between competing requirements—strength and weight.
• Quickly observe how changes to the requirements effect which design becomes the best alternative. What if we decide that weight is more important than strength?
• Improve decisions by capturing the collective intelligence of decision makers.

Station Administration helps you configure and manage some aspects of 3DOrchestrate Stations and 3DOrchestrate Distribution Servers.

Station Administration allows you to do the following:

• Create a new station configuration.
• Define a group of stations to set up and manage their configuration properties together.
• Pause, resume, stop, or restart a running station.
• Register a new 3DOrchestrate Distribution Server.

Job Monitor helps you monitor the status of a selected simulation job.

When you select a simulation job, Job Monitor displays the following:

• The properties of the selected simulation job.
• Job logs generated by the execution of the simulation job.
• The history of the input and output parameters defined by the simulation process.