👉 Estimating engineering, or E.E., is a method used to predict the performance of structures, machines, and systems under various conditions without the need for extensive physical testing. It involves applying mathematical models and computational tools to simulate real-world scenarios, allowing engineers to analyze factors such as stress, strain, thermal expansion, and fluid dynamics. By using finite element analysis (FEA) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD), engineers can identify potential failure points, optimize designs for efficiency and safety, and reduce costs associated with prototyping and testing. This approach is particularly valuable in complex engineering fields like aerospace, civil engineering, and mechanical engineering, where precise predictions are crucial for innovation and reliability.
