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New and robust functionalities have been made to RecurDyn V8R5 which FunctionBay is about to offer in the end of 2016. Prior to the release of RecurDyn V8R5, here’s a sneak peek at What’s New V8R5.

Please expect to see ‘Integrated environment of conversion analysis between rigid body and flexible body’ which will be shown after the release of RecurDyn V8R5.

Part 1 and Part 2 of What’s New V8R5 will be posted here.

• Part 1. [July] UI Convenience and Pitch Contact with Helix Surface
• Part 2. [August] FE Merge and enhanced Particleworks interface

New functionalities have been made to UI Convenience for user-friendly environment .

Many new features have been added to the Relation Map. The Relation Map can now be displayed by pressing the ‘Q’ key on the keyboard. The improvements to the Relation Map allow it to be navigated more efficiently and allow specific Entities to be found more easily.

When the body that is being cut is a Flexible Body, then the nodes, patches, and elements that are exposed by the cut can now also be selected. Visualization improvement on Measure Tool and Mass center allows to create more precise models for better results.

It is now possible to make a Helix Surface. The Helix Surface is created using an Arc Revolution Surface, and then adding Helix Surface parameters to it afterward. Helix Surfaces can be used with Sphere to Arc Revolution Contact elements in the Primitive3D contact group.

Helix Surfaces should allow for improved contact performance in cases that involve ball bearings making contact with the walls of a helical channel, as with a screw guide. Helix surfaces should provide smoother, more accurate results and higher computational speed for these cases.