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Finite Element Meshing Tools Under $1000 for

Code_aster, Strand7, and Mecway


Best Value Options

Mecway ($100-$500) [1] [2] [3]


Mecway stands out as the most cost-effective commercial option with excellent value. At $500
for a perpetual license with one year of updates and support, or $100 for annual maintenance, it
offers comprehensive FEA capabilities including hexahedral meshing. Mecway integrates with
both Netgen and Gmsh meshers, providing hexahedral meshing capabilities from version 2.0.0
onwards. The software works seamlessly with CalculiX solver for advanced nonlinear
capabilities, making it highly compatible with open-source FEA workflows. [4] [5] [1]

SALOME-SMESH (Free) [6] [7] [8]


SALOME is completely free and offers professional-grade meshing capabilities. The SMESH
module provides comprehensive meshing algorithms including hexahedral meshing through
MG-Hexa (requires commercial license) and Gmsh integration for hexahedral elements.
SALOME works exceptionally well with Code_aster - it's actually the recommended pre-
processor for Code_aster workflows. The platform supports: [9] [10] [7] [8] [11] [12]
Native hexahedral meshing algorithms
Integration with Netgen and Gmsh for additional meshing capabilities
Direct export to Code_aster formats
Complete CAD and meshing environment [7] [13]

Gmsh (Free) [14] [15]


Gmsh is a powerful open-source meshing tool that directly supports Code_aster workflows. It
offers hexahedral meshing capabilities through subdivision algorithms and transfinite meshing.
Key features include: [16] [14]
Built-in CAD engine for geometry creation
Hexahedral mesh generation with user control
Direct export to formats compatible with Code_aster, Strand7, and Mecway
Python API for automated workflows [15]
Proven integration with Code_aster in production environments [14]
Premium Options Under $1000

PrePoMax (Free) [5] [17]


PrePoMax is an open-source pre/post-processor that integrates Gmsh mesher from version
2.0.0, providing hexahedral and pentahedral meshing capabilities. It offers: [5]
Modern graphical interface
Support for linear and parabolic finite elements
Hexahedral meshing through integrated Gmsh
Direct CalculiX solver integration
CAD import capabilities [5]

TetGen (Free) [18] [19] [20]


While primarily focused on tetrahedral meshing, TetGen is highly robust and freely available
under AGPL license. It's particularly useful for complex geometries where hexahedral meshing
may be challenging. [19] [20] [18]

Commercial Alternatives

Coreform Cubit Associate (Free with Limitations) [21] [22]


Coreform Cubit offers a free Associate license with professional features but limited to 50,000
element export. This is excellent for learning and small projects, providing: [22] [21]
Professional-grade hexahedral meshing capabilities
All Cubit features included
Annual renewable license for non-commercial use [21]

Netgen (Free) [23] [24] [25]


Netgen is primarily a tetrahedral mesh generator but offers excellent quality and direct
integration with multiple FEA packages. It's integrated into both Mecway and PrePoMax as a
meshing engine. [23] [5]

Compatibility Summary
For Code_aster:
SALOME (recommended): Native integration and direct workflow [10] [9]
Gmsh: Proven compatibility with extensive tutorials [14]
PrePoMax: CalculiX integration translates well to Code_aster workflows
For Strand7:
Mecway: Compatible mesh export formats
SALOME: Professional meshing with export capabilities
Gmsh: Universal mesh format support
For Mecway:
Integrated Netgen and Gmsh: Built-in meshing capabilities [5]
SALOME: High-quality mesh import
External mesh import: Supports various formats

Hexahedral Meshing Capabilities


All recommended tools support hexahedral meshing with user control:
SALOME: Advanced hex meshing through multiple algorithms [7]
Gmsh: Transfinite and subdivision algorithms for hex generation [16]
Mecway: Integrated hex meshing through Gmsh integration [5]
PrePoMax: Hexahedral meshing from version 2.0.0 [5]

Recommendation
For your budget and requirements, SALOME offers the best combination of professional
features, hexahedral meshing capabilities, and direct Code_aster integration at no cost.
Combined with Gmsh for specialized meshing tasks, this provides a complete professional
workflow. Mecway at $500 represents excellent value if you prefer commercial support and an
integrated environment. [8] [15] [1] [6] [4]

I am looking to get an initial platform at low cost


that can mesh complex shapes using a lot of Hexa
20 elements and some tetra10 elements easily for
control and importing step files or other 3d
models
For your requirements—low cost, easy handling of complex shapes, support for many Hexa20
and some Tetra10 elements, and reliable import of STEP (and other 3D CAD formats)—the
following platforms best match your needs:

SALOME Platform (Free)


Element Support: SALOME’s SMESH module supports advanced hexahedral (Hexa20) and
tetrahedral (Tetra10) mesh generation. It gives strong control over the meshing process for
complex geometries. [51]
CAD Import: Natively imports STEP files (and other formats). Import your geometry, create
boundaries/groups for meshing, and fully control element sizing and topology. [52] [53]
Workflow: You can generate a mesh in SALOME, export it, and use it in Mecway,
Code_aster, or PrePoMax. Meshes created in SALOME have been successfully imported into
these platforms for analysis. [54] [55]
User Experience: The GUI and documentation provide detailed tools for managing
boundaries, regions, and mesh quality for both Hexa20 and Tetra10 elements.

Gmsh (Free/Open Source)


Element Support: Gmsh produces structured and unstructured meshes. For Hexa20
elements, use transfinite interpolation and the “Mesh.SecondOrderIncomplete” setting;
Tetra10 generation is directly supported. Users can fine-tune mesh density and element
type for every part of the geometry. [56] [57] [51]
CAD Import: STEP and other formats easily imported for meshing purposes. [57]
Control: Scripting or interactive GUI allows powerful control over mesh generation for
sophisticated, mixed element topologies.

PrePoMax (Free/Open Source)


Element Support: From version 2.x onward, PrePoMax incorporates Gmsh’s mesh engine,
enabling Hexa20 and Tetra10 meshing for complex parts. [58] [59]
CAD Import: Can import geometry directly from STEP, IGES, STL, and more. The process is
straightforward—import the geometry, set up mesh groups, generate mesh, and export for
analysis. [59] [58]
Easy Workflow: Features a modern GUI for preparing, meshing, and running analyses.

Summary Table
Hexa20 Tetra10 STEP Mesh
Platform Cost Export/Compatibility
Support Support Import Control

Code_aster, Mecway,
SALOME Free Yes Yes Yes High
others [52] [53] [54] [55]

Code_aster, Mecway,
Gmsh Free Yes Yes Yes High
PrePoMax [51] [56] [57]

CalculiX, Mecway,
PrePoMax Free Yes Yes Yes High
others [59] [58] [55]
Recommendation
Start with SALOME or PrePoMax for the best control and flexibility:
Both are fully free and offer premium-grade mesh control.
They seamlessly import STEP files and other geometry formats.
SALOME is ideal for highly complex meshing and exporting to many analysis codes.
PrePoMax delivers an intuitive workflow and direct CalculiX integration, making it excellent
for initial use and learning.
You can also use Gmsh for direct scripting or advanced control. All these tools allow
exporting meshes that can be used in your preferred FEA solvers.
You won’t need to spend any money to get started—the features required can be accessed for
free, with no compromise in mesh quality or control. [53] [55] [52] [51] [54] [56] [58] [59]

which one of the three give the user more control


over the mesh, specially partitions to add hex20
elements diving the step file into sections to have
more control over the mesh
Of the three platforms (SALOME, Gmsh, PrePoMax), SALOME provides the most
comprehensive user control over mesh generation—especially for partitioning imported STEP
files into sections and assigning specific element types like Hex20:

SALOME: Advanced Partition and Mesh Control


Partitioning: SALOME’s Geometry and SMESH modules allow you to divide your imported
STEP geometry into multiple partitions, groups, or regions. You can create groups based on
faces, solids, or even sub-volumes, giving you granular control over where and how different
mesh types (e.g. Hex20, Tetra10) are assigned. [62] [63]
Mesh Groups: Easily create mesh groups for targeted meshing on each section. For
example, you can assign Hex20 elements specifically to certain partitions and Tetra10 to
others.
Custom Meshing Algorithms: SALOME lets you choose mesh algorithms on a per-
group/partition basis, including different element types, sizes, and orientations.
Interactive Workflow: The GUI is designed for interactive definition of regions, partitioning,
grouping, and mesh assignment, rather than requiring scripting.
Visualization and Editing: You can preview mesh assignments, refine them, and edit both
geometry and mesh interactively before export.
Gmsh: Scriptable, Powerful But Less Interactive
Partitioning: Gmsh offers sophisticated scripting for geometry partitioning and mesh region
assignment; you can split STEP files into physical groups and direct where Hex20 or Tetra10
elements will be placed. [64] [65] [66]
Element Control: User control is high via scripts, but less convenient for graphical, point-
and-click workflows. Requires more hands-on work to partition and assign mesh types than
SALOME.

PrePoMax: Simplified but Less Granular Control


Partitioning: PrePoMax provides basic geometry grouping and mesh assignment, using
Gmsh as its engine. However, its capabilities for advanced partitioning and custom mesh
control are more limited compared to SALOME and Gmsh. [67] [68]
Element Control: The workflow is streamlined for ease-of-use and meshing basics, but you
sacrifice some deep partitioning and mesh assignment flexibility.

Summary Table
Feature SALOME Gmsh PrePoMax

GUI-based partitioning Full Limited Basic

Region/group mesh assignment Full Script-based Basic

Hex20/Tetra10 control Full Full (script) Partial

User ease for partitioning High Moderate Good

Conclusion:
SALOME delivers the highest degree of interactive and flexible mesh control for partitioning
a STEP file and assigning Hex20 (and other) elements to specific regions. Its GUI and
meshing algorithms are purpose-built for this level of customization, making it the top choice for
your needs. Gmsh is ideal for users comfortable with scripting, while PrePoMax is great for
straightforward projects but less suited for advanced partitioning. [63] [62]
If mesh control and partitioning are critical for your workflow—go with SALOME. [62] [63]

similarly to the capabilities of abaqus?


Yes, SALOME offers mesh partitioning and region-based control capabilities that are similar to
Abaqus—especially for meshing imported STEP files with Hex20 and Tetra10 elements:
How SALOME Compares to Abaqus
Geometry Partitioning: Like Abaqus, SALOME lets you partition imported CAD (STEP, IGES,
etc.) files into regions, faces, or volumes. You can interactively define boundaries,
subregions, and mesh groups so that different element types (Hex20, Tetra10) can be
applied exactly where you want. [69] [70]
Mesh Assignment: You can assign specific meshing algorithms and element types
(including second-order/20-node hexahedral and 10-node tetrahedral) to each region—
mirroring how Abaqus lets you select mesh type and density on each partition.
Mesh Control: SALOME’s GUI lets you visualize, refine, and modify mesh partitions
interactively. You get precise control over element sizing, transitions between element
types, and mesh conformity—very similar to the workflow in Abaqus/CAE.
Advanced Features:
Group-based mesh and geometry selection for advanced boundary condition and load
applications (similar to sets and surfaces in Abaqus).
Export meshes in compatible formats for further analysis in FEA solvers.

Limitations Compared to Abaqus


Usability/UI: Abaqus/CAE is generally more polished and may be more intuitive for mesh
control when working with very complex assemblies.
Predefined Workflows: Abaqus offers industry-specific workflows; in SALOME, you may
need to build some steps manually.

Bottom line:
SALOME’s partitioning, grouping, and mesh assignment features are directly comparable to
those of Abaqus for finite element meshing workflows, providing serious control and
flexibility for professional projects—especially for second-order Hex20 and Tetra10 elements
on imported geometry. [70] [69]
If you are comfortable in Abaqus, you’ll find SALOME’s approach familiar and highly capable for
advanced meshing!

Could I potentially use Salome's mesh module and


export that to mecway?
Yes, you can use SALOME’s mesh module to create your mesh and then export it to Mecway
for analysis. This workflow is both practical and well-supported by the community:
Workflow: Exporting SALOME Meshes to Mecway
Mesh Creation: Use SALOME’s powerful Geometry and SMESH modules to import your
CAD/STEP files, partition the geometry, and generate a mesh with Hex20 and Tetra10
elements where needed. [71] [72]
Export Formats: SALOME allows exporting meshes in several formats—including UNV
(Universal), MED, and others. The UNV format is commonly used and compatible for mesh
import into Mecway. [73]
Import to Mecway: In Mecway, you can import a UNV mesh created in SALOME, preserving
both the geometry and the element types (including second-order elements). [73]
Analysis Workflow: After importing, you can continue with boundary condition setup,
material assignments, and FEA analysis in Mecway.

"You can mesh your structure in SALOME and export it as a mesh file (such as .unv),
then import that mesh file into Mecway for further analysis". [73]

This workflow gives you the benefit of SALOME's advanced meshing control with Mecway's
efficient FEA environment—especially valuable for complex models needing Hex20 and
Tetra10 elements.
Summary:
Yes, you can mesh in SALOME and export to Mecway via UNV format, enabling a versatile
and cost-effective workflow for high-quality FE analysis. [71] [73]

what the oficial salome's mesh platform to


download?
The official platform to download SALOME is the SALOME Platform website:
URL: https://www.salome-platform.org [74] [75] [76] [77]
From this site, you can access:
Official releases of the SALOME software for Windows, Linux, and MacOS
Documentation, tutorials, and installation guides
Updates and support options
Always download from this official website to ensure you get a secure and up-to-date version of
SALOME’s mesh platform. [75] [76] [77] [74]

is that just salome or salome_meca? what is the
difference?
Here’s the difference between SALOME and SALOME-Meca, and what you should download:

SALOME
The base platform: Geometry creation, meshing (SMESH), and post-processing.
No solvers included; it is a powerful pre- and post-processing tool only.
Exports meshes in many formats for use in any solver (e.g. Mecway, CalculiX, Code_Aster,
Abaqus). [78] [79] [80]

SALOME-Meca
Adds to SALOME by including the Code_Aster solver for advanced structural, thermal, and
multi-physics simulations.
Includes AsterStudy, a GUI for setting up, running, and managing FEM simulations directly
in Code_Aster. [80] [81] [78]
Intended for users who want to do both mesh generation and full FEA simulation within the
same package.
Still retains all geometry and meshing capabilities of SALOME.

If your goal is to create and export meshes for use in Mecway, CalculiX, or other solvers,
downloading “SALOME” is sufficient.
If you also want to run simulations with Code_Aster, download “SALOME-Meca”. [78] [80]
In summary:
SALOME = Meshing & geometry only
SALOME-Meca = Meshing/geometry + built-in solver (Code_Aster) + advanced setup tools
For mesh generation and export (not solving), SALOME is all you need. For integrated solving
capabilities, use SALOME-Meca. [81] [80] [78]

well, I wouldn't mind to download the entire


salome_meca and begin using only salome
meshing
That’s a perfectly good approach! Downloading SALOME-Meca gives you full access to all
SALOME’s geometry and meshing tools, plus the option to use Code_Aster solver features later
if needed. You can use only the SALOME meshing (SMESH) module and ignore the rest until
you’re ready.
SALOME-Meca includes everything from the base SALOME platform: full meshing,
geometry, and post-processing functionalities. [87] [88] [89]
You can focus entirely on the geometry and SMESH modules for mesh generation and
export to other tools (like Mecway).
When you want to try advanced simulation, the Code_Aster solver and AsterStudy are ready
in the same installation.
There’s no disadvantage to starting with SALOME-Meca and using only the meshing for now—
many users do exactly this to keep future options open. [88] [87]

where could I download the entire salome_meca?


You can download the entire SALOME-Meca package from the official SALOME Platform
website:
Official download site: https://www.salome-platform.org [90] [91] [92] [93]
On the platform, navigate to the Downloads or SALOME-Meca section, where you will find
installers for Windows, Linux, and Mac. It’s recommended to always use the official website for
the latest, safest version and installation guides. [91] [93] [90]
You’ll have access to the full geometry, meshing, and solver environment in one package.

what are the limitations of gmsh to do partitions


on 3d step files and create hexa nodes based on
user inputs?
Based on my research, here are the key limitations of Gmsh for partitioning 3D STEP files and
creating hexahedral meshes with user control:

STEP File Partitioning Limitations

Physical Group Recognition Issues


Physical groups don't always transfer properly when importing STEP files, making it
difficult to maintain predefined regions for different mesh types. [94] [95]
Surface recognition problems with complex CAD geometry—Gmsh sometimes fails to
properly identify spherical surfaces, cylinders, and other curved features from STEP
imports. [96]
Boundary merging issues: When importing complex STEP files, Gmsh may merge surfaces
that should remain separate, reducing partition control. [97] [98]
Geometry Complexity Constraints
Complex geometries require manual decomposition into simpler shapes before
hexahedral meshing becomes feasible. [99] [100]
Limited automatic partitioning: Unlike dedicated CAD-integrated meshers, Gmsh requires
significant manual work to partition complex imported geometries. [101] [99]

Hexahedral Mesh Generation Limitations

Transfinite Mesh Constraints


Strict topological requirements: Hexahedral meshing requires volumes with exactly 5 or 6
faces, and each face must have 3 or 4 edges. [102] [103] [104]
Surface compatibility: All surfaces in a volume must be compatible for transfinite
interpolation—arbitrary surface meshes can create "extremely complex geometric
definitions" that cannot be untangled. [99]
No automatic hex generation: Gmsh never creates hexahedral elements automatically—
you must always use recombination or specific structured algorithms. [102]

User Control Limitations


Script-heavy workflow: While Gmsh offers powerful scripting control, interactive GUI-
based partitioning and mesh assignment is limited compared to tools like SALOME or
Abaqus. [105] [106]
Mesh quality constraints: For complex shapes, ensuring non-inverted hexahedral elements
requires understanding advanced topological constraints that are not well-documented. [99]
Limited mixed-element control: Creating regions with different element types (Hex20 vs
Tetra10) requires careful scripting and may not work reliably with complex imported
geometries. [107] [103]

Practical Workflow Issues

CAD Import Challenges


Mesh-geometry disconnect: After importing STEP files, the connection between mesh
regions and original CAD features is often lost. [108] [97]
Feature preservation: Gmsh struggles to automatically preserve and mesh around
important geometric features from STEP files without manual intervention. [101] [96]

Comparison to Professional Tools


Less intuitive than SALOME: While Gmsh is powerful, it requires significantly more manual
scripting and lacks the interactive partitioning and region-based mesh assignment
capabilities that SALOME offers. [106] [105] [99]
Limited preprocessing capabilities: Unlike integrated platforms, Gmsh focuses primarily on
meshing rather than providing comprehensive geometry preparation tools.

Summary
Gmsh's main limitations for your use case are:
1. Manual partitioning required for complex STEP geometries
2. Script-heavy workflow rather than interactive GUI control
3. Strict topological constraints for hexahedral meshing
4. Physical group recognition issues with imported CAD files
5. Limited automatic hex generation capabilities
For complex STEP file partitioning and Hex20 element control, SALOME remains superior due
to its dedicated CAD integration and interactive partitioning tools. [100] [109] [110] [99]

could I install salome mesh without running on a


virtual machine or using anything rather than
2indows 10?
Yes, you can install and run SALOME's mesh module directly on Windows 10, without needing
a virtual machine, WSL, or any emulation layer.

Installation Details
SALOME provides a native Windows installer (.exe or .zip archive) that works directly on
Windows 10. [118] [119]
After downloading, you simply run the installer or unzip the archive, then launch SALOME
using the included executable (e.g., run_salome.exe or run_salome.bat). [119] [118]
This method installs the Geometry and Mesh (SMESH) modules, and you do not need Linux,
WSL, or any virtualization. [120] [118] [119]

Official FAQ Excerpt


"SALOME can be installed through an .exe install wizard or a .zip archive. To launch the
install wizard, double-click on it and follow the instructions. At the end of the installation,
click on the launcher run_salome.exe to start SALOME."
"SALOME is built on Windows 10 with the Visual Studio 2017 compiler."
[118]
Summary
No virtual machine or Linux required.
Direct installation and native execution on Windows 10.
You’ll get access to the full meshing and geometry environment, with straightforward
installation and usage.
Just download the appropriate Windows version from the official SALOME platform website,
follow the installation instructions, and you'll be ready to use the mesh module natively on your
Windows 10 system. [119] [120] [118]

what about for code_aster or salome_meca?


For SALOME-Meca and Code_Aster on Windows 10, the situation is more complex than
standard SALOME:

SALOME-Meca & Code_Aster on Windows 10

Native Installation
SALOME-Meca does NOT have official native Windows executables.
The package is primarily released for Linux platforms. The included solver, Code_Aster, is
also Linux-first, and most official versions and support focus on Linux environments. [129] [130]
[131]

There are unofficial builds and older releases (e.g., Salome-Meca 2017) with limited
Windows support, but they are often outdated or lack full features. [131]

What About Workarounds?


Most recent tutorials and guides recommend using WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux)
to run SALOME-Meca and Code_Aster on Windows 10. [130] [132] [133]
With WSL2, you can install Ubuntu (or another Linux), then install SALOME-Meca and
Code_Aster directly as if you're running on a native Linux system. This is actively supported
and is now the de facto recommendation for Windows users. [132] [133]
Some users also rely on virtual machines or containerization (e.g., Singularity, Docker), but
WSL2 is much simpler and avoids the need for separate virtual machine software.

Summary Table
Native Win10 WSL2/Linux/VM
Tool Notes
Support Needed

Direct installer, full geometry/mesh


SALOME Yes No
modules [129] [134]
Native Win10 WSL2/Linux/VM
Tool Notes
Support Needed

SALOME- Official support for WSL2/Linux only [132]


No Yes (WSL2) [130] [133]
Meca

Code_Aster No Yes (WSL2) Official support for WSL2/Linux only [132]


[130] [133]

Bottom line:
SALOME: Native Windows, easy install, no virtualization.
SALOME-Meca & Code_Aster: Must run via WSL2, Linux VM, or container—no official
native Windows support for recent versions. [133] [129] [131] [132]
If you want a seamless experience on Windows 10 without using WSL or a VM, use standard
SALOME for mesh generation and export results to Mecway, CalculiX, etc. For integrated solver
features, you’ll need to set up WSL2 or similar for SALOME-Meca/Code_Aster.

Is https://www.salome-platform.org/?page_id=2430
the place to download salome mesh?
No, https://www.salome-platform.org/?page_id=2430 is not the direct place to download
SALOME mesh software.
This page is actually a download form that collects user information and consent (for GDPR
compliance) before providing the actual download links for the SALOME platform. After filling
out the form, you are redirected or given access to the true download locations for SALOME
(including the geometry and mesh modules). [135]
To download SALOME mesh:
Go to the official SALOME website: https://www.salome-platform.org
Find the “Downloads” section (you may need to complete the form at page_id=2430 first).
Once the form is submitted, you’ll receive access to direct download links for SALOME for
Windows, Linux, and Mac.
Summary:
The page you referenced is the portal to request access for the official download, not the direct
download link. Fill out the form, then you’ll get the actual SALOME mesh download. [135]

is salome and salome mesh the same thing?
No, SALOME and SALOME mesh (SMESH) are not exactly the same, but they are closely
related:

SALOME
SALOME is a complete open-source platform for pre- and post-processing in numerical
simulation.
It includes several modules: Geometry, SMESH (mesh generation), Shaper (CAD), post-
processing, and sometimes solver integration. [136] [137] [138]
You use SALOME’s interface to switch between these modules.

SALOME mesh (SMESH)


SMESH is the meshing module within the SALOME platform. [139] [140]
It provides all of SALOME’s meshing capabilities—generating tetrahedral, hexahedral,
hybrid meshes, organizing mesh groups, transformations, mesh quality checks, and more.
[140] [139]

When people say "SALOME mesh," they are usually referring to the SMESH module.

Summary:
SALOME = The whole software platform (including multiple modules).
SMESH ("SALOME mesh") = The specific module within SALOME for mesh generation.
You get SMESH automatically when you install SALOME, and you use it by opening the Mesh
module within the SALOME interface. [137] [138] [139]

can I install salome first and then salome_meca or


code_aster later?
Yes, you can install SALOME first and then install SALOME-Meca or Code_Aster later if you
wish.

How It Works
SALOME Platform: You can start by installing SALOME to use its geometry, meshing
(SMESH), and post-processing modules. This installation is independent and fully functional
on its own. [146]
SALOME-Meca: Later, you can install SALOME-Meca, which includes SALOME plus the
Code_Aster solver and additional tools for simulation. SALOME-Meca is typically packaged
separately, but you can have both installations side by side on your system—use whichever
version you need for your workflow. [147] [148] [146]
Code_Aster: You can also install Code_Aster separately. It works as a command-line solver
or can be integrated with platforms such as SALOME or used via SALOME-Meca. [147]

Notes
You do not need to uninstall SALOME to install SALOME-Meca or Code_Aster.
Having both allows you to use SALOME purely for meshing, while SALOME-Meca adds full
simulation capabilities whenever you need them.
Many users follow this path: SALOME first, then later add SALOME-Meca or Code_Aster
for simulation. [148] [146] [147]

Summary:
You can absolutely install SALOME first, and add SALOME-Meca or Code_Aster later, using each
as your workflow requires.

SALOME + Mecway: Buckling Analysis Capability


Mecway does support buckling analysis, including both linear and nonlinear buckling via
the CalculiX solver—which Mecway integrates with. Users can set up Eigenvalue (linear)
buckling problems and perform nonlinear static analyses with imperfections to capture real-
world buckling behavior [149] [150] [151] [152] [153] .
You create geometry and mesh in SALOME (SMESH), import it into Mecway, then
perform the buckling analysis.
Tutorials and user discussions confirm that users routinely perform Euler buckling, local
buckling, and nonlinear stability checks in Mecway using both hex and tet elements [150]
[152] .

SALOME itself is the preprocessor (geometry and mesh); the actual buckling analysis
happens via Mecway (using CalculiX or built-in solvers). You need to set up imperfections
for nonlinear buckling properly, but both linear and nonlinear buckling are feasible in this
workflow [150] [152] [153] .

COMSOL and Strand7: Buckling, Linear, and Nonlinear Analysis


COMSOL Multiphysics and Strand7 are high-end FEA packages that offer:
Linear buckling (eigenvalue buckling): Calculates critical load factors and associated
mode shapes for bifurcation buckling points [154] [155] [156] .
Nonlinear buckling: Can model imperfection-sensitive geometric nonlinearities, and
material nonlinearities (plasticity), including post-buckling response and snap-through
phenomena [155] [157] [158] .
Simultaneous linear, nonlinear, and buckling studies: Both can run these studies
(sometimes by chaining solver steps), and analyze transitions between pre-buckling,
initial buckling, and post-buckling deformation modes [155] [158] [154] [157] .
Imperfections: Easily introduce geometric imperfections and parameter sweeps to
robustly capture both linear and nonlinear buckling scenarios in a single workflow [155]
[157] .

Summary Table: Buckling Capabilities


Feature SALOME + Mecway COMSOL Multiphysics Strand7

Linear Buckling Yes (Mecway) Yes Yes

Nonlinear Buckling Yes (Mecway+CCX) Yes Yes

Imperfection Sensitivity Manual setup Advanced control Advanced

Post-Buckling Analysis Yes Yes Yes

Simultaneous Linear/NL Separate steps Possible Possible

Workflow Complexity More manual Integrated Integrated

Conclusion:
SALOME + Mecway can perform buckling (linear and nonlinear), though nonlinear and
imperfection-sensitive buckling require carefully set up analysis (such as introducing mesh
imperfections and load stepping) [150] [152] [153] .
COMSOL and Strand7 offer more integrated workflows for combined linear/nonlinear
buckling, and generally have more robust post-buckling analysis features in one
platform [155] [158] [154] [157] .
For advanced, coupled buckling and nonlinear workflows, COMSOL and Strand7 provide more
streamlined user experiences, but SALOME + Mecway can achieve similar results with careful
manual setup.

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