Engineering Design

Engineering Services

Our idea of engineering solutions is to offer world-class solutions to clients with a total understanding of all needs, requirements, challenges and pain points. In a constantly shifting technological playground, we help companies gain the competitive edge with our transparent practices and successful delivery.

With steely resolve, best in class practices and proven execution models, we are up to the most hardened of challenges. When there is a paradigm shift in expectations across verticals and horizontals and mounting customer and business pressure for innovation, Prodenc’s engineering solutions and support services are powerful tools to bank on. With a view to provide globally compliant solutions, bring a comprehensive and integrated approach to innovation, within the regulatory framework.

Besides our service in medical and consumer domain, we cater services in following areas to other domains as well.

CAE (Computer Aided Engineering)

Mold flow analysis

Filing analysis– Flow analysis is the first stage of the molding simulation process. Flow calculates the melt front advancement that grows through the part from the injection location, and continues until the switch-over point to packing. Our flow analysis solutions provide the ability to simulate, identify, and optimize the process to avoid molding uncertainty or resolve an existing injection molding problem.

Filing analysisFlow analysis is the first stage of the molding simulation process. Flow calculates the melt front advancement that grows through the part from the injection location, and continues until the switch-over point to packing. Our flow analysis solutions provide the ability to simulate, identify, and optimize the process to avoid molding uncertainty or resolve an existing injection molding problem.

Packing analysis Filling analysis is only the first stage in a series of cost saving analyses related to the molding. Packing analysis builds on the results of the filling analysis by extending the first stage of the injection molding process into the packing phase. This second stage fills the non-filled portion of the mold with additional material to compensate for the loss in volume as the material shrinks. The part is then held under pressure while it solidifies.

Cooling analysis Cooling analysis provides the ability to accurately simulate any number of cooling designs to achieve uniform part cooling, minimize cycle times, and reduce warping due to non-uniform cooling.

Warping analysis Warping analysis provides the ability to optimize part design, material selection, mold design and processing parameters to manage and reduce warping of parts, in order achieve the intended part design.

Shrinkage analysis - Predict and control post-molding shrinkage and evaluate the structural integrity of the molded part.

FEA (Finite element analysis)

We use finite elemental analysis (FEA) as a mathematical tool to solve complex problems, which are either impractical or time consuming to solve. Performing a FEA at early stages of design cycle saves a lot of time and money by quickly narrowing down candidate designs.

Many a time, while designs seem good on paper they may not exactly deliver when the actual prototype or model is created, due to a host of factors. These may either due a single contributing factor or a combination of factors and conditions.

This process of elimination of such designs can be made robust by combining FEA with a DOE (design of experiments) and Robustness analysis (through Monte Carlo simulations).Even without performing a full validation on FEA models, they can still be very useful in performing comparison studies (design A vs design B, etc.). Using FEA results, not only design but appropriate materials can also be selected while targeting intended design functionality is achieved. There are 3 critical processes associated with the above.