ASI Australia / Liberty Industrial
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ABN: 99 147 758 487 |
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Capabilities
ASI Australia / Liberty Industrial provide state-of-the-art 3D simulation technology for:
• Automation of the determination of blast and ballistic effects in support of physical force protection design and for calculation of charge weights and their positioning to demolish structures. • Structural vulnerability analysis of infrastructure, building design and reinforcement against blast and progressive collapse, design of Defence products and demolition planning and prediction.
Extreme Loading® for Structures (ELS) is a one of a kind tool for physical security assessments, advanced structural engineering applications including blast analysis, progressive collapse analysis, seismic analysis, forensic analysis, and demolition planning and prediction.
Additional Company Information
Employees: 53SME: Yes
Areas Business: Security, Structural Engineering, Forensic.
Areas R & D: Blast Analysis, Progressive Collapse Simulation, Seismic Analysis, Demolition Simulation, Structural Assessment, 3D modelling, Retrofitting, Forensic Analysis.
Status
Agent/Consultant/Service Provider
This company also offers the following services
International companies
- Applied Science International, LLC (ASI), USA
Last Updated: May 21, 2013
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