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6/6/2025, 10:36:16 AM

History carved in steel, soaring with strength & splendour, the #ChenabBridge, the World’s Highest Railway Arch Bridge, stands as a triumph.

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5/30/2025, 4:44:40 PM

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6/13/2025, 6:48:22 AM

Seat 11A was near emergency exit. On June 12, 2025, Air India Flight 171 crashed shortly after takeoff, killing nearly everyone on board. Out of the 242 passengers and crew, only one man survived—Vishwash Kumar Ramesh. He had been seated in 11A, near an emergency exit, which may have increased his chances of survival. The aircraft was airborne for less than a minute before it went down, erupting in flames and scattering debris over a wide area. Vishwash was found alive among the wreckage, badly injured but conscious. He later recounted how the plane shook violently and was engulfed in smoke and fire almost instantly. Despite injuries to his chest, eyes, and feet, he was taken to a hospital where he remains in stable condition. His survival has been described as miraculous, and investigators are relying on his firsthand account as they work to determine what led to one of the deadliest air disasters in India’s history. Credit: BBC/Seat Guru

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6/13/2025, 6:48:04 AM

Seat 11A was near emergency exit.

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5/15/2025, 5:58:25 PM

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5/22/2025, 3:08:21 PM

Google IO 2025 https://www.youtube.com/live/o8NiE3XMPrM?si=Ti5uRkySeVGNr131 watch it whenever you get time so you can get to know more about recent advancement on Ai by Google Regards, Team LAE

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5/15/2025, 5:25:49 AM

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2/6/2025, 5:37:21 AM

🔍 Too Much Slicing in FEA Geometry: A Recipe for Contact Problems!🔧✨ When setting up FEA simulations, slicing geometry into smaller pieces might seem helpful for meshing or refining details. But overdoing it can cause serious trouble, especially with contact definitions! ⚠️ Here’s why excessive slicing can disrupt your simulation: ❌ Too Many Contact Pairs: Each slice creates extra surfaces, overwhelming the solver with unnecessary calculations. 🔄 Loss of Continuity: Fragmented surfaces disrupt smooth contact behavior, leading to inaccuracies. ⚡ Numerical Instabilities: Sudden changes in stress or stiffness near sliced regions can cause solver convergence issues. ⚙️ Overlapping or Misaligned Contact Patches: Misinterpretation of contact areas = unrealistic penetrations or gaps. 🕒 Slower Simulations: The solver struggles with complexity, increasing runtime and debugging effort. How to Fix It? 🛠️ ✔️ Simplify Geometry: Minimize slicing in contact regions for smooth interactions. ✔️ Merge Segments: Combine sliced parts where possible to reduce contact pairs. ✔️ Refine Mesh Strategically: Use local mesh refinement instead of over-fragmentation. ✔️ Validate Early: Test your contact setup with small-scale runs to avoid surprises later. ✔️ Use Advanced Solvers: Enable stabilization techniques or optimized contact algorithms to handle complexity. Remember, regarding contact regions, less slicing = smoother solving!🚀 Let’s make our simulations faster, more accurate, and hassle-free! What’s your experience with contact issues in FEA? Let’s discuss this in the comments! 👇 Visit Us: https://www.fe-solve.com/ *Share this with all your Groups For more such Latest Updates Join our WhatsApp Community:* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaHqX9J4o7qTKzIPgG1a Regards, Team LAE

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2/8/2025, 9:14:41 AM

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