FEA & CFD with ANSYS Mechanical & ANSYS Fluent- For Beginner

FEA & CFD with ANSYS Mechanical & ANSYS Fluent- For Beginner, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.39, with 44 lectures, based on 154 reviews, and has 1577 subscribers.

You will learn about The theory of Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and how to use it to solve engineering problems using ANSYS. ANSYS Workbench Interface, Engineering Data & Creating Custom Materials. Geometry Creation for analysis using ANSYS Design Modeller and ANSYS Spaceclaim. How to conduct a Static Structural and Static Thermal Analysis along with combined Thermo-structural Analysis. How to conduct a Modal and Buckling Analysis . How to conduct a Topology Optimization Study. How to conduct a Computational Fluid Dynamics Study Using ANSYS Fluent. How to create geometries for CFD Analysis How to conduct a conjugate Heat Transfer analysis using ANSYS Fluent. How to solve Fluid-Solid Interaction (FSI) Problems using ANSYS. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone willing to learn how to conduct engineering simulations using ANSYS. or Engineering Students specially Mechanical Engineering Students wanting to equip themselves with FEA and CFD Skills. or Mechanical Designers who want to improve their skillset. It is particularly useful for Anyone willing to learn how to conduct engineering simulations using ANSYS. or Engineering Students specially Mechanical Engineering Students wanting to equip themselves with FEA and CFD Skills. or Mechanical Designers who want to improve their skillset.

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Title: FEA & CFD with ANSYS Mechanical & ANSYS Fluent- For Beginner

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.39

Number of Lectures: 44

Number of Published Lectures: 44

Number of Curriculum Items: 44

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 44

Original Price: $49.99

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What You Will Learn

The theory of Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and how to use it to solve engineering problems using ANSYS.
ANSYS Workbench Interface, Engineering Data & Creating Custom Materials.
Geometry Creation for analysis using ANSYS Design Modeller and ANSYS Spaceclaim.
How to conduct a Static Structural and Static Thermal Analysis along with combined Thermo-structural Analysis.
How to conduct a Modal and Buckling Analysis .
How to conduct a Topology Optimization Study.
How to conduct a Computational Fluid Dynamics Study Using ANSYS Fluent.
How to create geometries for CFD Analysis
How to conduct a conjugate Heat Transfer analysis using ANSYS Fluent.
How to solve Fluid-Solid Interaction (FSI) Problems using ANSYS.

Who Should Attend

Anyone willing to learn how to conduct engineering simulations using ANSYS.
Engineering Students specially Mechanical Engineering Students wanting to equip themselves with FEA and CFD Skills.
Mechanical Designers who want to improve their skillset.

Target Audiences

Anyone willing to learn how to conduct engineering simulations using ANSYS.
Engineering Students specially Mechanical Engineering Students wanting to equip themselves with FEA and CFD Skills.
Mechanical Designers who want to improve their skillset.

ANSYS is the industry leading general purpose Finite Element Analysis software package used in both industry and academic institutions all over the world. It is used to simulate real world situations in order to analyse the performance of products in order to achieve the best possible design.

ANSYS uses Finite Element Method to analyse the responses of your design to various kinds of loadings ranging from forces, electric currents, heat to fluid flow with the goal of achieving the best design possible for your product. Moreover, you can use ANSYS for optimizing your design in accordance with your design criteria.

This course will start with the basic overview of Finite Element Method, which is the mathematical procedure used by ANSYS to conduct all kinds of analyses. And then you will learn how to implement that method inside the ANSYS Environment.You will learn all the steps of conducting an Engineering Analysis, Geometry Creation, Meshing, Setting Boundary Conditions and more. You will also be acquainted with two CAD Modelling Packages for Geometry Creation namely SpaceClaimand DesignModeller, which are already included in the ANSYS Software. You will also learn how you can import files other CAD Packages such as SolidWorks.

Moreover, this course will also introduce you to Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and how you can conduct a CFD Analysis using ANSYS Fluent.

You will also learn how to use the results from various kinds of analyses in order to conduct a Topology Optimization study for your design in order to obtain a light-weight design for your product.

You will learn how to conduct following analyses in full in-depth follow-along video lectures Disciplines:

STATIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
THERMAL ANALYSIS
MODAL ANALYSIS
BUCKLING ANALYSIS
ELECTRIC ANALYSIS
TOPOLOGY OPTIMIZATION
LAMINAR FLUID FLOW ANALYSIS
TURBULENT FLUID FLOW ANALYSIS
FLUID-SOLID INTERACTION PROBLEMS

New sections and analysis may be added too to this course, so stay tuned.

So, jump in and let’s start simulating together

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What you will learn in this course?

Lecture 2: Prerequisites

Lecture 3: Engineering Design Process

Lecture 4: Why ANSYS?

Chapter 2: Finite Element Analysis

Lecture 1: Introduction to Finite Element Method

Lecture 2: Theory behind Finite Element Analysis

Lecture 3: Types of Elements

Lecture 4: FEA Problem Solving Procedure

Chapter 3: ANSYS Workbench Interface

Lecture 1: Overview of UI

Lecture 2: Saving ANSYS Projects

Lecture 3: Engineering Data Manager

Lecture 4: How to create custom materials

Chapter 4: Geometry Creation for analysis

Lecture 1: Overview of Design Modeller

Lecture 2: Overview of ANSYS Spaceclaim

Lecture 3: Importing designs from other CAD Packages

Chapter 5: Meshing in ANSYS

Lecture 1: Meshing in ANSYS

Lecture 2: Global Meshing

Lecture 3: Local Meshing

Lecture 4: Mesh Quality Parameters

Chapter 6: Static Structural Analysis

Lecture 1: Static Structural Analysis of a Cantilever Beam

Lecture 2: Static Structural Analysis of a Simply Supported I-Beam

Chapter 7: Steady State Thermal Analysis

Lecture 1: Steady State Thermal Analysis of a Metal Plate

Lecture 2: Steady State Thermal Analysis of a Cylindrical Composite Wall

Lecture 3: Steady State Thermal Analysis of Heat Sink under Natural Convection

Lecture 4: Thermo-Structural Analysis of a Metal Rod

Chapter 8: Modal Analysis

Lecture 1: Introduction to Modal Analysis

Lecture 2: Modal Analysis of Tuning Fork (Free-Free)

Lecture 3: Modal Analysis of Tuning Fork (Pre-Stress)

Chapter 9: Buckling Analysis

Lecture 1: Introduction to Buckling Analysis

Lecture 2: Buckling Analysis of a Concrete Column

Chapter 10: Electric Analysis

Lecture 1: Introduction to Electric Analysis

Lecture 2: Electric Analysis of a Copper Wire

Chapter 11: Topology Optimization

Lecture 1: Introduction to Topology Optimization

Lecture 2: Topology Optimization of Simply Supported Beam

Chapter 12: Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) in ANSYS

Lecture 1: Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics

Lecture 2: Laminar Flow in a Pipe A – Geometry Creation & Meshing

Lecture 3: Laminar Flow in a Pipe B – Conducting CFD Analysis in Fluent

Lecture 4: Laminar Flow in a Pipe C – CFD Post

Lecture 5: Conjugate Heat Transfer Analysis of Heat Sink under Forced Convection – A

Lecture 6: Conjugate Heat Transfer Analysis of Heat Sink under Forced Convection – B

Lecture 7: Conjugate Heat Transfer Analysis of Heat Sink under Forced Convection – C

Chapter 13: Analysing Fluid-Solid Interaction (FSI) Problems

Lecture 1: Analysis of Stresses in a Metal Plate due to Air Flow – A

Lecture 2: Analysis of Stresses in a Metal Plate due to Air Flow – A

Chapter 14: FINAL WORDS

Lecture 1: CONGRATULATIONS & What to do Next

Instructors

Umair Ahmad Khan
Mechanical Engineer

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