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May 9th, 2008 06:11 AM #101Oyil mentioned that he was looking for a free CFD software and since I stumbled upon a couple of OSS I just thought of sharing it in this forum in case someone needs it. Most of them are for the Linux OS although some of them also support Windows. Try nyo na lang download in case the need arises. Maybe you can give a copy to DLSU Engineering faculty so the students can have access to these software tools as well. Everybody knows that the cost of commercial CAE software is quite prohibitive even for most academic institutions. Since the source code is freely available maybe the students and/or faculty themselves can improve upon it to suit their needs. They may be lacking in certain features vs commercial software but I think they are adequate enough for most basic research and dev't. applications/problems. Here are the links;
CALCULIX - A Free 3D Structural Finite Element Analysis Software
http://www.calculix.de/
OpenFlower - Open Source CFD Solver written in C++
http://openflower.sourceforge.net/whatis.html
CAELinux 2008 - Computer Aided Engineering Software for Linux
http://www.caelinux.com/CMS/
OpenFOAM - Open Source CFD Toolbox for Simulations
http://www.opencfd.co.uk/openfoam/#openfoam
More Open Source Science and Engineering Software
http://www.openscience.org/links/
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May 12th, 2008 05:29 AM #102
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September 28th, 2008 08:16 AM #103Last September 2008, a series of forum on e-jeepneys and other locally fabricated electric vehicles were conducted in DLSU-D.
Students were happy to see alot of new developments especially at the local assembly scene.
Most students were surprised to see the MVPMAP-made e-jeepney...because they previously thought that we are not capable of producing an electric vehicle..
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October 1st, 2008 04:26 AM #104Another good technology to learn is DFM or Design for Manufacturability, Concurrent Engineering etc. Here's several examples of real world case studies in MetalCasting Design or Design for Castability that you guys can download for anyone interested to further their research on the best practices done in automotive manufacturing.
Chevrolet Corvette Brake Pedal
http://**********.com/files/14889203...rake_Pedal.pdf
Landing Gear Uplock Support for a Boeing 767
http://**********.com/files/14890188...Boeing_767.pdf
GM Aluminum Cylinder Blocks for Trucks and SUV Engines
http://**********.com/files/14889240...UV_Engines.pdf
Steel Plates in Oil Rig Blowout Preventer Valves
http://**********.com/files/14892228...ter_Valves.pdf
Drive Wheel for the Tracks on a Compact Utility Loader
http://**********.com/files/14889220...ity_Loader.pdf
Intermediate Lever Arm in the BMW Engine Valve Train
http://**********.com/files/14889257...alve_Train.pdf
Internal Interface Frame for LCD Digital Projector
http://**********.com/files/14891912..._Projector.pdf
Rotor Disc Casting for the Traction Motor in a Diesel Locomotive
http://**********.com/files/14892915...Locomotive.pdf
The Axle Housing for a Skid-Steer Loader
http://**********.com/files/14889273...r%20Loader.pdf
Housing for a Thermoelectric Fan
http://**********.com/files/14890524...ectric_Fan.pdf
Float Wall Panels for a Jet Engine Combustor
http://**********.com/files/14892416..._Combustor.pdf
The Ice Cleat on the M1-Abrams Tank
http://**********.com/files/14890299...brams_Tank.pdf
The One Person Hitch Housing for the 2.5 and 5 Ton Trucks
http://**********.com/files/148893110
Crossbleed Valve for the F-5 Jet Fighter
http://**********.com/files/14890742...et_Fighter.pdf
Transmission Case for the Advanced Amphibious Assault Vehicle
http://**********.com/files/148901327
Mercury Universal Joint Coupler for Marine Inboard-Outboard Engine
http://**********.com/files/14891737...ard_Engine.pdf
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July 6th, 2009 10:16 PM #105Manila Standard
July 6, 2009
[SIZE=4]Makers of e-vehicle parts seek incentives[/SIZE]
By Elaine R. Alanguilan
VEHICLE parts makers assembling electric jeepneys are seeking government incentives to make more of them, an official said over the weekend.
“[They] want to avail [themselves] of incentives under the [Board of Investments’] Investment Priorities Plan,” Trade Undersecretary Elmer Hernan-dez said.
The Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturers Association of the Philippines was the first to make electric jeepneys or e-jeepneys. It has been producing five to 10 units a month since late last year through PhuV Inc., its business unit.
PhuV president Ferdinand Raquel Santos says his group plans to mass-produce the e-jeepney and e-tricycle as a result of the warm public response to them.
“The truth is, our orders and inquiries so far are for large school campuses, resorts, golf and country clubs, villages, farm lands, theme parks, malls and even for mobile ads purposes,” he said.
“But we will [give priority to local government units] as we want to disperse the technology to the countryside as well.”
[SIZE=4]De La Salle University-Dasmariñas also ordered one unit last year, said Rommel Juan, an officer of the parts producers association. [/SIZE]
The e-jeepney technology is a tested vehicle abroad and is said to be very popular in China, one of the more advanced countries in electric vehicle development.
The local e-jeepneys now ply select routes within the Makati commercial business district for free. Once fully integrated with the transport system, commuters will pay the same fare as they pay for riding conventional jeepneys.
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