Simulation-led design offers many benefits to design engineering teams. Chief among them: Time and cost savings via less physical product testing, the ability to quickly determine the best initial designs to develop and the freedom to digitally experiment with innovative ‘what-if’ scenarios, particularly with designs for new markets. Moving simulation further forward in the design process can give engineering teams a decided competitive advantage, but technological, personnel and cultural challenges have kept many companies from reaping the rewards. Three recent developments explored in this paper promise to change that.
New IET report examines grid transmission costs
There does appear to be something ´off´ about Mott MacDonald´s figures. The entire 475 mile / 1.4 GW Viking Link interconnector project (as previously...