On April 10, 2026, the
Department of Technological Machines and Transport held a scientific seminar
delivered by Associate Professor K.A. Nogaev on the topic “Computer-Aided
Engineering (CAE) and Artificial Intelligence in Research on Metallurgical
Equipment and Processes.”
The seminar presented
contemporary approaches to the application of computer-aided engineering in the
research, design, and modernization of metallurgical equipment. The
presentation addressed the role, objectives, and methodology of CAE in the
analysis of metallurgical processes and machinery. It also included examples of
dynamic modeling of equipment operation, strength analysis of structural
components based on stress-strain state simulation, as well as modeling of
metal forming processes. In addition, the prospects for integrating artificial
intelligence tools into the computational and analytical procedures of
computer-aided engineering were highlighted.
The seminar was aimed at
consolidating the department’s research agenda, strengthening the research
competencies of students and faculty members, and updating methodological
approaches to solving applied and scientific problems in the field of
metallurgical equipment and processes.
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