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Description

ANSYS software is simulated computer software which is engineered to analyse the design and to find out the stress and strain on the desired objects. It is developed by ANSYS Inc. and headquartered in USA. It is general purpose software which can be used for simulation of diverse disciplines of electro mechanical, heat and mass transfer, structural vibration, fluid mechanics.

ANSYS Training deals FEA (Finite Element Analysis) which covers structural analysis (linear and nonlinear) and dynamic studies as well. FEA is used as a tool which provides a complete set of elements behaviour, material behaviour and equation solvers for diverse mechanical problems.

Syllabus1

  • Introduction to FEA
  • General Working of FEA
  • Nodes, Elements, and Element Shapes
  • General Procedure of Conducting Finite Element Analysis
  • FEA through ANSYS
  • Effective Utilization of FEA
  • FEA Software
  • Advantages and Limitations of FEA Software
  • Key Assumptions in FEA
  • Assumptions Related to Geometry
  • Assumptions Related to Material Properties
  • Assumptions Related to Boundary Conditions
  • Assumptions Related to Fasteners
  • Types of Analysis
  • Structural Analysis
  • Thermal Analysis
  • Fluid Flow Analysis
  • Electromagnetic Field Analysis
  • Coupled Field Analysis
  • Important Terms and Definitions
  • Strength (Resistance to Deformation)

Syllabus2

  • Load
  • Stress
  • Strain
  • Elastic Limit
  • Ultimate Strength
  • Factor of Safety
  • Lateral Strain and Poisson’s Ratio
  • Bulk Modulus
  • Creep
  • Engineering Materials
  • Introduction to ANSYS
  • System Requirements
  • Getting Started with ANSYS
  • Interactive Mode
  • Batch Mode
  • Starting a New File Using the ANSYS Product Launcher window
  • ANSYS Output Window
  • ANSYS Metaphysics Utility Menu Window (ANSYS Session)
  • Utility Menu
  • Main Menu
  • Graphics Area
  • Standard Toolbar

Syllabus3

  • ANSYS Command Prompt
  • Command Window Icon
  • Raise Hidden Icon
  • Reset Picking
  • Contact Manager
  • ANSYS Toolbar
  • Model Control Toolbar
  • User Prompt Information
  • Current Settings
  • Setting the Analysis Preferences
  • Units in ANSYS
  • Other Important Terms Related to ANSYS
  • Dialog Boxes
  • Graphics Display
  • Panning, Zooming, and Rotating the Model
  • Dividing the Graphics Area
  • The Pan-Zoom-Rotate Dialog Box
  • Graphics Picking
  • Using Mouse Buttons for Picking
  • ANSYS Database and Files
  • Saving the File
  • Resuming the File
  • Clearing the Database
  • Some Basic Steps in General Analysis Procedure
  • Points to Remember while Performing an Analysis
  • Exiting ANSYS
  • Self-Evaluation Test

Job Opportunities

  • Application Engineer
  • Simulation Software
  • CFD Engineer
  • Workbench Analyst
  • CFD Faculty
  • CAE Engineer
  • STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS ENGINEERS
  • Pro-Engineer
  • Mechanical Design Engineer
  • FEA Engineer
  • Design Engineer - Automation

Benefits

Ansys is truly a blessing to all design engineers. The use of ansys has revolutioned the way we do analysis of components before we come to final design conclusion.

Ansys helps optimise design to a great extent. It is essentially a solver that helps us simulate the loading conditions on the 3D model of the component. We then define the boundary conditions and let the software mesh and get the results.

By studying the results (postprocessing) one can learn where the component is undergoing maximum deflection and where the most stress is developed, it also lets us analyse various other parameters such as strain, temperature map, pressure mapping etc. All these can give us a virtual understanding as to what exactly happens to the component when it is being used in the real world. We can then improve the design if any of the stress/ deformation etc is more than the desirable value. Thus it aids us greatly to improve our design and also save money cause we can do a virtual simulation and dont have to spend money on making the component to test( having said that, after the final design we have to manufacture and test the component, here we try and corelate the stress etc that we obtained from the ansys reports )

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