Port bollards are critical safety components in any marina or commercial port, designed to withstand immense mooring forces from vessels. A simple linear static analysis is often insufficient to guarantee their real-world performance and safety. To ensure the utmost reliability of our designs, Altamax Engineering employs advanced Finite Element Method (FEM) analysis that accurately simulates the complex interactions at play.
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Predicting the stress concentration and premature tooth failure through advanced structural simulation. A structural FEM simulation was carried out to assess the influence of chain elongation and sprocket stiffness on the stress distribution across the sprocket teeth. The analysis focused on identifying how wear-related deformations affect load sharing among teeth during operation. By simulating various
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Mechanical design of an Industrial automation gripper Altamax offers a specialized service for the design of custom equipment for integration with industrial robots. We primarily work with Creo Parametric, with the option to activate temporary licenses for other software such as Solidworks or Inventor, depending on the specific project requirements. Thanks to our extensive experience
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Custom-Designed Presses for Sheet Metal and Other Applications The design of industrial presses requires a precise balance of structural strength, performance, and durability. Whether for sheet metal forming or applications in other sectors, every press must be engineered to withstand high forces while ensuring reliability and efficiency. At Altamax, all press designs are developed using
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Design of an Antenna tilt mechanism In the context of refurbishing an antenna used for tracking signals from satellites dedicated to meteorological surveys, Altamax was tasked with designing a tilting mechanism that could be integrated into the existing structure without invasive modifications. The antenna featured a manually adjustable segment, and the new device needed to
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