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The article analyzes the effectiveness of the application when designing offshore engineering analysis systems, which are collectively called CAE. Currently, the production of offshore oil and gas resources, which are extracted using offshore hydraulic structures, is actively developing. These structures are offshore stationary platforms (SMEs) of pile type for various purposes. Offshore platforms are subject to various loads and are in a difficult stress state. The calculation of their real stress state is a difficult task. A solution to this complex problem can be found by building a computer model in a specialized CAE software package. To date, a large number of CAE systems with various functionalities have been developed. In this regard, a technique is needed to evaluate the effectiveness of a specific CAE software package to solve the problem of assessing the stress state of a stationary marine platform. The author offers his own methodology for assessing the effectiveness of CAE packets and gives an example of its practical application.

Problems of assessing the effectiveness of CAE-complexes in the design of offshore structures