The FunctionBay development team is pleased to announce the availability of RecurDyn V9R4 SP1.1. The V9R4 release allows to better design with improved modeling conveniences and MFBD functions. It is now possible to consider the thermal stress and thermal expansion due to temperature changes within a flexible body in RecurDyn and to easily create a gear with flexible webs.

RecurDyn/DriveTrain

Fixed Problems
- (39105) When creating a "Planetary Gear", the position of the planetary gears was not incorrect due to the modification in V9R4 Sp1.
- (39305) Gear force result was incorrect when center distance varies.

RecurDyn/FFlex

Fixed Problems
- (38991) There was a problem in V9R4 SP1 when importing the bulk data file with RBE card in front of other element cards.
- (39342) In V9R4 SP1, some bulk data files containing the RBE3 elements was not imported. There was a problem in the process of classifying the details of the RBE3 element.

RecurDyn/Gear

Fixed Problems
- (38795) The contact between gear bodies was not created when defining a "Gear Dog Contact" due to the modification in V9R4 Sp1.

RecurDyn/RFlex

Fixed Problems
- (38795) RecurDyn terminated when performing "Make RFI" with the result of using more than one PBUSH data from MSC Nastran.

RecurDyn/RFlexGen

Fixed Problems
- (39012) "MS MPI" program is required to use the sunshine solver, but when using "RecurDyn Network Version", this program was not automatically installed on the client PC. This caused an error or RecurDyn to terminate when using the sunshine solver.

RecurDynis an interdisciplinary, computer-aided engineering (CAE) software package whose primary function is the simulation of Multi-Body Dynamics (MBD). RecurDyn simulates both rigid and flexible body dynamics by combining traditional rigid MBD with cutting-edge finite element technology for modeling flexible bodies. In addition, RecurDyn also includes a tightly-integrated controller design tool, design optimization, particle dynamics for granular materials, and durability and fatigue analysis. RecurDyn also supports co-simulation with various other computer-aided engineering software tools. RecurDyn includes a seamless co-simulation environment for coupled simulations with computational fluid dynamics solver, Particleworks from Prometech, allowing for detailed analysis of the interaction of fluids and multi-body systems.

What's New in RecurDyn V9R4

FunctionBay, Inc.is a professional developer of Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) simulation software for the simulation of both flexible and rigid body dynamics. Our software solutions, which include the internationally-recognized RecurDyn, integrate many disciplines into a single seamless package. The core of these solutions is Multi-Flexible Body Dynamics (MFBD), which tightly integrates multibody dynamics analysis with non-linear finite element analysis.

FunctionBay, Inc., headquartered in South Korea, is recognized around the globe as a leader in multidisciplinary CAE solutions. We have a global network of sales and support. We have branch offices in Japan, China, Germany, and the United States of America. We have dealer networks in Taiwan, India, Australia, Italy, Switzerland, France, as well as many other locations worldwide.

Product:FunctionBay RecurDyn
Version:V9R4 SP1.1 (build 9.4.34782.0.9410.1) Update Only
Supported Architectures:x64
Website Home Page :www.functionbay.de
Language:multilanguage
System Requirements:PC *
Software Prerequisites:FunctionBay RecurDyn V9R4 pre-install
Size:2.1 Gb

Below are the minimum system requirements for RecurDyn on Windows.
Supported Operating Systems
- Windows 10
- Windows Server 2012 R2
- Windows Server 2012
- Windows Server 2008
- Windows 8

CPU2.4GHz (Recommended: 3.4GHz, Quad Core)
RAM8GB (Recommended: 32GB)
HDD10 GB or above (Recommended: 1TB)
Display AdapterOpenGL (Recommended: OpenGL 4.0)
Screen Resolution1024*768 (Recommended: 1920*1080)
ODDDVD-R (DL) or above

Recommended OpenGL version
- RecurDyn minimum OpenGL version required: 4.0
- Graphic problems can occur if a machine's OpenGL version is lower than 4.0.
- OpenGL version will be detected as 1.1.0 when using the remote desktop connection.