MODELING

Engineering modeling refers to the process of creating and utilizing mathematical and computational representations of physical systems or components to simulate, analyze, and predict their behavior. These models are essential tools used by engineers across various disciplines to design, understand, and optimize complex systems or structures.

Type of Engineering Modeling:

Mathematical Models: Use equations to describe physical system behavior, from simple to complex.

Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Models: Digital 2D/3D models aid visualization, design, and manufacturing.

Finite Element Analysis (FEA): Analyzes complex structures by breaking them into elements, used in engineering and fluid dynamics.

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD): Simulates fluid flow and heat transfer for system design and optimization.

System Dynamics Modeling: Studies complex system behavior over time, applied in control, economics, and environmental studies.

OUR SCOPE OF WORK

We provide you with the latest performance-based design solutions and engineering best practices while helping to determine applicable codes and standards. We comply with the national codes and standards, engineering best practices, performance-based consulting, and fire & life safety audit criteria. Our team also specializes in construction and system investigation during the lifecycle of a building and assists in designing a go-forward plan and helps manage the upgrade.