This release includes many advancements and refinements across the board.

Endurica CL now uses multithreading to quickly create high resolution Haigh diagrams. The Endurica Viewer can set axis limits for Haigh diagrams, and has improved plotting to create a smoother contour plot.

Supporting the need to efficiently manage and execute jobs, Endurica’s License Queueing function enables submitted jobs to automatically wait to start until enough licenses are available.

The Endurica software has seen significant enhancements centered around the new fatigue solver, Katana, affecting all our major products: Viewer, EIE, DT, and CL.

Block cycle analysis feature added for Katana which enables you to schedule multiple blocks of loading in a single job. Added Haigh diagram for Endurica Viewer plus support for axisymmetric models in both Ansys and Marc (Hexagon).

Memory management, executive speed PLUS the ability to model a transient thermal history. You can now have both strain and temperature varying in time in your fatigue model.

You asked for it, you got it! We’ve been working to strengthen our user manuals and, along with general improvements, we are excited to bring you updated instructions for Mullins Effect and our Ageing workflow.

The only way to stay ahead of technology is to create the next big thing. That is what we began in 2008 with Endurica CL and what we are doing again, starting with the 2021-0904 release. The September 2021 update is JUST THE BEGINNING of Endurica’s change from our legacy fatigue solver to a fatigue solver with a completely new architecture.

The October 2020 release of Endurica’s durability simulation software features a new capability to define ageing behavior for a material, and to calculate the effects of heat exposure history on part durability.

New analysis features, improved user experience, and execution speed improvements.