Design Simulation using Ansys

Description

An important part of the product development has been the product testing. Before releasing the product into the market, it is necessary to perform test for its reliability, life cycle, operational stresses, and conditions. For small products it is possible and quite easy to do, but for products of bigger in size and magnitude, and having long product life cycle, this process gets costly, especially if the revisions are involved. Thus enters the need of Computer Aided Engineering.

Under CAE, the product is put through the series of forces and environmental conditions to simulate, the operational condition. The simulation conditions can be revised, optimized as per the required study to be performed, and used to obtain a domain specific result. This process saves time and cost in the long run.

There are several software or apps providing such services – ANSYS, using the FEA and FEM principles to perform the simulations. In this course, you will get to learn about the types of geometry involved in CAE, and the basic understanding of meshing and how to perform mesh of the system. When it comes to simulation you will be learning about the static and transient – structural and thermal simulation and the flow simulation through a pipe.

 Projects –

• Calculating force across a simple 2 D plate.
• Static and Dynamic analysis of tubular chassis.
• Temperature in a rod.
• Cooling of rod with time.
• Temperature difference for heat generating conductor.
• Flow across a T section.

Program outcomes

• Types of geometries in CAE and their selection as per the goal of simulation.

• Types of mesh elements.

• Mesh Independencies

• Load setup – In structural simulation

• Static vs Dynamic solver differences

• Static and Dynamic Simulation

• Thermal load setup and applying heat generation

• Applying CFD Load setups

Requirements

Reviews

Basheer Ahmed - Tue, 29-Jun-2021

The course was very comprehensive and easy to understand. The instructor made sure that they are giving the information in a way that won't make me confused. Thank you so much for this great course!