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The Engineering Mechanics staff at Exponent manages and
executes projects involving evaluation of the effects of loads
on systems or products, ranging from medical devices to commercial
aircraft. The team comprises an interdisciplinary staff
with experience in applying its integrated capabilities to
a breadth of engineering issues.
Our projects range from modeling fluid flow characteristics
in a system, to predicting the remaining lifetime of structures
and components, to establishing design and operating envelopes
for processes and technologies. In addition to work for commercial
clients, we are active in research and development, which
enables Exponent to remain innovative and effective in meeting
clients' needs.
Our services include:
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Component/structure lifetime prediction |
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Impact and penetration analysis |
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Continuum mechanics |
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Materials defect evaluation |
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Damage assessment |
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Non-destructive evaluation |
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Design review |
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Stress analysis |
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Finite element analysis |
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Structural integrity prediction |
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Engineering design evaluation |
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Blast and explosion analysis |
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Failure modes and effects analysis |
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Medical device assessment |
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Fluid/structure interaction assessment |
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Fracture mechanics studies |
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Vibration and rotating equipment evaluation |
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Material constitutive modeling, testing, and evaluation |
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Structural, thermal, and fluid dynamics analysis |
Exponent engineers make extensive use of computers to perform
analyses and to analyze data of all types. Our Engineering
Computer Center supports analysis activities for engineers
and scientists throughout the company. The center provides
in-house hardware and access to both commercial and custom
applications software. Engineers are able to select the best
analytical tool for each project. Furthermore, Exponent's
laboratory facilities enable scientists and engineers to obtain
superior experimental results, that can be used to supplement
or validate analytical results or to provide needed input
to analyses.
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