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Hi ,
I want to know the utter difference between the two preprocessors Hypermesh and Hypercrash
Hi,
HyperCrash is a CAE pre-processor developed to support RADIOSS mainly but fully supports RADIOSS and LS-DYNA solvers, combining the power of an intuitive GUI with an automated set of proven crash and safety modeling procedure. HyperCrash has a dedicated Safety Tools Module, that provides a streamlined, intuitive interface to set-up, edit and define all safety related characteristics for crash simulation and analysis. You can get an overview on the same at http://www.altairuniversity.com/analysis/structural/nonlinear-dynamic-explicit/altair-hypercrash-highly-tuned-modeling-environment-for-crash-and-safety-analysis-video/
HyperMesh is also a multi-disciplinary finite element CAE pre-processor which supports many solvers including RADIOSS and LS DYNA. And it also has advanced geometry and meshing capabilities that provide an environment for rapid model generation. Please go through http://www.altairhyperworks.in/product/hypermesh
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