Process Technology
Thermal & Hydraulic Design
Mechanical Design
Detail Engineering
Performance Assessment
FEA - Finite Element Analysis
CFD - Computational Fluid Dynamics
CHT - Conjugated Heat Transfer
Fitness For Service Assessment
Mechanical Integrity Remaining Life
Evaluation Failure Root Cause Analysis
Performance Assessment
3rd Party Engineers
Expert Witness
Due Dilligence Assessment
Warranty Resolution
Design verification / validation by structural calculation
Study and definition of loads
Structural design (conceptual and detailed 3D-2D)
Data Sheets
Valve Specifications
Control valves
Detailing Engineering
Plant Layouts and General Arrangement drawings
Much more
2D / 3D Design Piping Design
Flexibility Analysis
Advanced Piping Flexibility
Analysis (Finite Element Analysis)
Assessment of Existing Industrial Assets
Equipment Manufacturing Dimensional Control
Brownfield Projects and As-Built Engineering
CADE has develop its own R&D activities since 2009 around new disruptive technologies and industrial applications related to renewables and clean-tech industries
Desde 2009, CADE desarrolla actividades de Investigación, Desarrollo e Innovación (I+D+i) en torno a nuevas tecnologías disruptivas y aplicaciones industriales relacionadas con energías renovables e industrias de tecnología limpia.
Zero Liquid Discharge - Zero Liquid Discharge Solution for Wastewater Treatment
CADE Cobots is a business line framed in our portfolio of solutions in Industry 4.0 of CADE for optimization of industrial processes, through collaborative robots or cobots, comprehensive process consulting, artificial vision, as well as development and supply and integration of complete turnkey solutions in hand. CADE Cobots allows us to respond to our idea of intelligent industrial models that are adaptable to needs and processes, applied to companies of all sizes.
CADE is a pioneer company in the application of CAE and simulation services in oil&power industries since 2003.
Based on an extensive background of more than 15 years, CADE delivers leading advanced simulation, engineering and consultancy FEA/CFD services around heat transfer and process equipment, non-conventional structures, high temperature piping or ducts systems and a wide range of equipment and structures:
Solar Structures (Parabolic Trough, Heliostat, Fixed PV structures, 1 or 2 axis PV structures, Stirling Dish, HCPV…)
Industrial Buildings
FRP Equipments and Structures (Non-Metalic Materials)
Steel Plate Equipment (By-Pass Systems, Diverters, Dampers, Ducts, etc.)
Chimneys, Flares and Stacks
Heavy Structres and Cranes
Guyed structures
Special Structures
Railway Structures
Welding process FEM simulation for optimized PWHT validation
CADE’s services usually require to evaluate complex physics, by deploying advanced simulation capabilities and techniques (transient conditions, multiphase flows, non-linear behavior, dynamic response, plasticity) to evaluate and foresee any critic failure mode (fatigue, creep, vibration, etc.)
CADE’s solutions based on advanced simulation engineering allow our clients to be supported with a cost-effective value engineering and consultancy expertise aimed to validate, assess and foresee an optimal performance of critical equipment and plant systems.
We are a pioneer company in the application of CAE and simulation solutions in a variety of industries since 2003
Based on an extensive background of more than 20 years, we deliver leading advanced simulation, engineering and consultancy FEA/CFD services around heat transfer and process equipment, non-conventional structures, high temperature piping or ducts systems and a wide range of equipment and structures
The finite element method (FEM) is a numerical technique used to perform finite element analysis (FEA) of any given physical phenomenon.
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is one of the branches of fluid mechanics that uses numerical methods and algorithms to solve and analyze fluid flow problems.
The Conjugate Heat Transfer (CHT) analysis type allows for the simulation of heat transfer between solid and fluid domains by exchanging thermal energy at the interfaces between them.
Manufacturing cost savings (Lean Manufacturing)
Design and optimization
Saving materials and reducing weights
Definition of lightweight materials
Definition of high-strength materials
Definition of high durability materials
Structural integrity analysis
Stability analysis
and / or overturn
Vibration analysis
Modal analysis
(determination of
natural frequencies)
Dynamic analysis
(harmonics,
spectral,
dynamic, PSD)
Simulation of
welding processes
Remaining Life Assessment
Fitness For Service FFS Analysis (Aptitude to Service)
Root cause analysis (failure detection and evaluation)
Location and identification of critical points
Fatigue analysis and Creep analysis.
Mechanical analysis of the fracture
Definition of plan of corrective measures
Predictive and corrective maintenance.
Simulation with digital models (Digital Twin)
Development of parameterizable designs
Development of modular designs
Lean philosophy
Implementation of agile systems and optimization of design rework
WELDED JOINTS
BOLTED JOINTS
FLANGED JOINTS
The finite element method (FEM) is a numerical technique used to perform finite element analysis (FEA) of any given physical phenomenon.
It is necessary to use mathematics to comprehensively understand and quantify any physical phenomena, such as structural or fluid behavior, thermal transport, wave propagation, and the growth of biological cells. Most of these processes are described using partial differential equations (PDEs). However, for a computer to solve these PDEs, numerical techniques have been developed over the last few decades and one of the most prominent today is the finite element method.
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is one of the branches of fluid mechanics that uses numerical methods and algorithms to solve and analyze fluid flow problems.
Computers are used to perform millions of calculations required to simulate the interaction of liquids and gases with complex engineering projected surfaces.
The new development in this type of software increases the calculation speed as well as decreases the margin of error, while allowing the analysis of increasingly complex situations such as transonic fluids and turbulent flows.
The Conjugate Heat Transfer (CHT) analysis type allows for the simulation of heat transfer between solid and fluid domains by exchanging thermal energy at the interfaces between them. Typical applications of this analysis type exist as, but are not limited to, the simulation of heat exchangers, cooling of electronic equipment, and general-purpose cooling and heating systems.
The CHT approach has an advantage over FE thermal analyses in that wall heat transfer coefficients and their local variations on surfaces are directly calculated within the model rather than based on simplified empirical calculations. The CHT approach therefore has benefits for those applications where heat transfer is either non-uniform or difficult to calculate empirically.
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Parque Científico y Tecnológico
Paseo de la Innovación 3, 02006 Albacete – España
Tel. +34 967 19 01 72
C/Raimundo Fernández Villaverde, 53 (Entreplanta)
28020
Madrid – España
Albacete
Parque Científico y Tecnológico
Paseo de la Innovación 3, 02006 Albacete – España
Tel. +34 967 19 01 72
C/Raimundo Fernández Villaverde, 53 (Entreplanta)
28020
Madrid – España
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