Duration - 40 Hours
» FEA Concepts
» Design models
» Ansys Solver GUI
» FEA Meshing
» Materials & Boundary Conditions
» 1D, 2D, & 3D Analysis
» Static Structural Analysis
» Fatigue Study
» Model Analysis
» Plot and Postprocess
If you?ve ever come across a rocket launch, driven a car, operated computer or mobile phone then there are chances you have used a product that has a critical role in ANSYS.
ANSYS Mechanical is a finite element analysis tool that is widely used for analyzation and solving complex mechanical problems. The tool is efficient in predicting the behavior of the components in the manufacturing industry and real-world environments. ANSYS globally supports engineering simulation with the delivery of high-quality products developed in less time through the better information-based process.
Course Objectives
ANSYS training course aims to explain the basics of ANSYS, Finite Element Modeling (FEM), and Finite Element Analysis (FEA). The curve of learning will elevate from various stages, which includes pre-processor, solution, and post-processor. The course will also explain on ways to conduct advanced structural analysis that is also described in hands-on sessions.
• Validate the performance of products from all the manufacturing units.
• Simulate every structural aspect, including linear static analysis, of a single part of an elaborate assembly with hundreds of components interacting through contacts or relative motions.
• Perform fluid flow analysis to know the impact of fluid flows on your product while manufacturing and in real-world applications.
• Contribute to the success of products, product integrity, designing smart products, and reduced time-to-market.
So, it makes an excellent opportunity to learn the software, solve the most complex design challenges, brilliant engineer products, and fill the skill gap.
CADD Centre training for ANSYS will empower students to maximize return on the investment, enable them to produce better products. Our highly skilled professionals will extend their expertise to meet students learning and course requirements.