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> Click on the "WEBSITE" link for more > Once our Transport Consulting Team have completed the preliminary planning for your heavy transport project, a test drive of the proposed abnormal load route can be undertaken. Used for wind turbine components and abnormal loads, these heavy transport test drives provide a detailed route analysis to show areas where route modifications are required to enable the passage of the proposed vehicle and load. The loaded vehicles simulate the correct dimensions of the abnormal loads, as would be required for the actual movement and any projections either in length, width or height are assembled to the trailer. All projections are designed to allow for easy modifications and reduction in size if required whilst on the public roads, this allows for quicker and smoother manoeuvrability reducing the impact on other road users.

CFD is a powerful tool that among other things is used for computer simulation of the flow of gases and liquids. CFD works by designing the flow-domain in 3D. Then all of the properties of the surfaces is applied, for example surfaces where the flows access the system, and surfaces where the flows leave the system. It also specifies volume / mass / temperature / viscosity / compressibility of the flowing medium. The calculation can display 3D curves of flow of the medium through the system and enables you to change the geometry of the flow domain and thus "design" the air stream as desired.

With Finite Element Analysis we are able to see how a design withstands different loads. For instance, you can apply an internal pressure and then see exactly where the structure most likely will break down, immediately enabling you to see the under-dimensioned parts of the structure. Hereinafter you reinforce the structure, and run a new simulation, which will show whether the changes have the desired effect

The Digital Fitness Scan™ is designed to assess organizations and digital transformation programs and can be used... • as a starting point for a reorganization or transformation; The scan visualizes the outline of the program and quantifies the objectives. By repeating the assessment at regular intervals progress can be monitored. • to measure effects of policies; This starts with a ZERO-assessment followed by assessments at regular intervals and thus assessing the progress.