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Duration 35 hours
Course Outline
Introductory Overview of ANSYS Workbench
- Understanding the Workbench project workflow and available templates.
- Exploring the user interface, unit systems, and data management features.
- Reviewing project schematics and interpreting cell statuses.
Geometry Readiness and CAD Integration
- Importing CAD models and repairing geometric defects.
- Using SpaceClaim/DesignModeler for basic defeaturing tasks.
- Managing name selections and organizing parts and bodies.
Engineering Data: Defining Materials and Units
- Utilising material libraries and creating custom material definitions.
- Overview of linear elastic properties and temperature dependencies.
- Assigning materials and controlling unit settings.
Core Meshing Concepts
- Selecting element types, applying sizing controls, and understanding relevance.
- Implementing local mesh refinement and inflation layers.
- Conducting mesh quality checks and adhering to best practices.
Configuring Static Structural Analyses
- Defining contacts, joints, and structural connections.
- Applying loads, constraints, and strategic boundary conditions.
- Configuring analysis settings, solver controls, and ensuring convergence.
Solving, Post-Processing, and Result Interpretation
- Managing solution jobs, tracking progress, and addressing issues.
- Anlysing stress, strain, and deformation results using path and probe tools.
- Validating results and identifying common errors.
Introduction to Parametric Studies and Design Exploration
- Setting up parameters, design points, and tracking responses.
- Conducting what-if analyses and understanding basic optimization concepts.
- Generating reports and exporting outcome data.
Wrap-Up and Future Learning Pathways
Requirements
- A solid grasp of fundamental engineering mechanics.
- Practical experience with 3D CAD concepts or software tools.
- A basic understanding of finite element analysis terminology.
Target Audience
- Design and mechanical engineers embarking on their simulation journey.
- Technical analysts making the transition to ANSYS Workbench.
- R&D professionals responsible for validating product designs.