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Digitalization: Designing with a Digital Twin

Elaine Maslin October 20, 2021

Akselos Lamprell – Turbine foundation weight has been reduced through using Akselos’ Reduced Basis Finite Element Analysis digital twin. Image from Akselos.

This article has been published in the September/October 2021 edition of Offshore Engineer magazine

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