Case Studies
SkyCiv empowers Engineers worldwide to design incredible structures. Learn how SkyCiv software allows Engineers to build cost-effective and efficient solutions.
Apex Power Project
Mitch was tasked with re-evaluating all of the original members and coming up with a cost effective solution to increase the efficiency of the air cool condenser design.
API HVAC Design
See how New Zealand based Engineering Firm MonkeyToe implemented the SkyCiv API to “streamline their workflows and speed up their design process by 90%.”
The Dream Project
The Dream Machine Project is a three-story children’s climbing structure located in Washington, DC. The creative idea came from Gyroscope Studios of Oakland, California.
Roof Lantern
Our frequent users at Made for Trade in the UK used SkyCiv Structural 3D to model and analyze this roof frame for verification from governing bodies.
Monash University
SkyCiv Structural 3D was provided to all 500 students in the course, enabling them to model, analyze and design their structures using simulation.
York Project
Located in rural North Yorkshire in England, this unique project with it's "three-sided glazing" was considered a large residential luxury development.
Real Life Deflection vs FEA
Ever wondered how close an FEA analysis model is to real life? Learn more as a SkyCiv User compares the results of an SkyCiv Beam analysis model to a real life beam deflection measurement.
Modular Truss
Learn more about how Structural Engineers from the Czech Republic designed this modular truss section using Structural 3D experimenting with steel rods and cables to determine the best design for the truss.
Offshore Drilling Skidcars
Myles is a consultant engineer working mainly on a variety of offshore oil projects in Louisiana, USA. Using SkyCiv Beam, Myles was able to save a total of $15,000 in consultant fees.
Boiler Tank Lid
This boiler tank lid design uses 1,500 plates and is a great example of how SkyCiv’s Plate Analysis can be used to model complex 3D shapes, without requiring access to full CAD and FEA software.
Truck Payload Analysis
The versatility of SkyCiv Beam can be seen in this chassis analysis; performed on a 6m long truck rig. The analysis was run by mechanical engineers at Jason Underwood Design of Victoria, Australia.
