Thanks to the expertise gained over 15 years of experience, we are capable of managing all engineering services for industrial plants in every manufacturing sector.
From the analysis of stress and deformation, we can derive predictive models of the structural behavior when subjected to various load conditions, even when these conditions are not entirely known.
Where possible, we always seek to validate these mathematical models through careful experimental activity, which we consider a fundamental part of the design process.
Our main activities are focused on the development of industrial machinery that increases production and reduces waste, with an emphasis on process and wear optimization.
In an increasingly globalized market, there are large plants that need to be transferred to different locations that where they were assembled. To ensure that these structures do not deform excessively, it is crucial to perform structural analyses that take into account the loads acting during the lifting of the frames, in order to prevent excessive deformation of the component and to match them with the necessary checks according to current regulations.
We perform various types of numerical analysis, such as multibody analyses that we combine with structural analyses, in order to reproduce the operating conditions of industrial machinery as accurately as possible. This allows us to help our clients increase production rates, reducing the number of rejects.
Our team performs accurate structural dimensioning and multibody analyses, verifying the stability of the mechanism at different operating speeds and for different mechanical stresses. We provide a design service that involves significant redesigns to achieve solutions with different types of movement.
With the advent of Digital Twin and Virtual Commissioning technologies, we can create a digital twin of the entire plant or individual component, in order to reduce simulation, analysis, and prototyping costs, thereby gaining complete control over the production process and reducing simulation, analysis, and prototyping times.
ASTRA Research s.r.l.
Via G. Perlasca, 25 – 41126 Modena (MO) Italia
Tel. +39 059 8635084
Fax. +39 059 8635088
Email: info@astraresearch.it
P.IVA: 03168570368
REA MO 365042
Capitale Sociale: Euro 100.000,00 i.v.
ASTRALab
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