MASTA is a complete suite of CAE software for the design, simulation & analysis of driveline systems from concept through to manufacture.
Design gearbox and driveline systems from scratch or imported concepts.
Run and generate reports on a wide variety of areas including NVH, system deflection, durability and FE
Introduction to MASTA CAE software
Accurately and rapidly design transmission systems from scratch or imported concepts.
Comprehensively understand the life of a mechanical part over the customer duty cycle.
Identify potential failure modes early in the product development cycle.
Rapidly predict key performance characteristics at the design stage.
Easily explore changes in transmission layout, component selection and/or design, materials and manufacturing processes in the convenience of a virtual environment.
Perform full system simulations for any transmission or driveline configuration.
Incorporate manufacturing simulation at the design stage to reduce process development time & cost.
MASTA’s unique and modern architecture written from the ground up in C# makes it a significantly more stable comparative solution for current and future operating systems.
Design entire transmission and driveline systems using a comprehensive selection of components and design databases.
Gear tooth geometry optimisation.
Durability analysis for gears, bearings, shafts & splines.
System Deflection Analysis & Optimisation.
System NVH analysis & optimisation.
Loaded Tooth Contact Analysis.
Shaft Fatigue & Stress Analysis.
Shift Performance & Quality.
System Dynamics.
Gear Cutter Design and Manufacturing Process Simulation.
Housing & Shaft Deflection.
Gear Scuffing Analysis.
Drivetrain Simulation.
Planetary Load Sharing.
Isight interface for multi-parameter global optimisation.
Our first Europe #workshops of 2019 will be held in Düsseldorf, Germany. Two days of workshops will cover #MASTA Model Building on the 26th March as well as Cylindrical #Gear Macro and Micro #Geometry Specification and Analysis on the 27th March.
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