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Course Introduction

Since, engineering simulation helps companies avoid the cost of product failure; companies are investing in creating virtual simulation platforms. Big brands are driven by great products, and great products result mainly from realistic simulation.

Traditionally, companies would design parts or subsystems in different engineering silos, and then subject their prototypes to physical tests at the later stage of product design. However, this physical testing will not give enough data for companies that produce smart products: cars, cell phones, wind turbines, etc that use thousands of components. Hence, virtual engineering simulation is increasingly preferred. Knowing how to do it is an important engineering software skill.

ANSYS has a whole set of products for you to perform simulation of structural aspects of a single product or complex interactions of subsystems. It will help you understand how products would work not only in ideal environments but also changing user’s environments or during unexpected consumer usage.

ANSYS offers a suite of engineering simulation software for engineers and designers to virtually analyze how their products (and thousands of parts in them) work in real world environment, at an early stage of product design. ANSYS software is being used across a wide range of industries to analyze various performance parameters such as signal integrity, electromagnetic interference, thermal issues, and mechanical failure.

Industrial Training Objectives

The objectives of the programme are:-

  • To generate awareness on Design fundamentals of ANSYS and CFD
  • To develop and sharpen Technical, Design & Simulation Aptitude of the participants
  • To enable the participants understand Design & Analysis for Manufacturing
  • To discuss the various issues that the participants face every day in Design Analysis and capacitate them with Error Correction and Problem Solving skill

Course Outcomes

The key areas to be deliberated in the programme are:

  • Introduction to ANSYS
  • FEA & ANSYS
  • Modeling and Meshing
  • Introduction to Structural analysis
  • Types of Structural analysis
  • Introduction to Thermal analysis
  • Types of Thermal analysis
  • Hands on experience on Structural and Thermal Analysis
  • Introduction to CFD
  • Mathematics behind CFD
  • Meshing using ICEM CFD
  • Solving CFD problems using ANSYS
  • Case studies

Course Schedule

26 – 28 April 2021 

Course Content