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ANSYS - Structural Nonlinearities : Basic
Duration : 2 days| Cost : $1000| Interface : Classic
Prerequisites : Although it is not our policy to deny students entry into a particular class, we recommend the following prerequisites in order for you to get the most out of this learning experience. For your own sake please ensure you have the appropriate qualifications or equivalent experience.
  • Basic engineering knowledge
  • ANSYS - Introduction : Part 1
What you will learn
  • What is a nonlinear analysis?
  • How ANSYS solves nonlinear problems
  • Techniques of obtaining convergence
  • Postprocessing multiple results sets
  • How to handle large deflection problems
  • Defining plasticity in your ANSYS model
  • Basic contact concepts & the Contact Wizard
Summary

This class is your first foray into the wonderful world of nonlinear analyses! Take this class if you find that a basic linear analysis just isn't cutting it for your problems anymore. We will cover some basic theory relating to nonlinear analyses and how the ANSYS solver deals with these types of problems. Each of the three main types of nonlinearities (geometric, material, changing status) will be dealt with from a basic theory standpoint before diving into the practical aspects of setup in ANSYS. Solution controls for convergence, postprocessing techniques, and nonlinear diagnostics tools round out the rest of the course.

Lecture Topics
  • Nonlinearities Overview
  • Obtaining the Solution
  • Postprocessing
  • Basic Geometric Nonlinearities
  • Basic Plasticity
  • Introduction to Contact
Hands-on Workshops
  • Nonlinear Solution
  • Automatic Solution Control
  • Results File Options
  • Solution Options
  • Convergence Criteria
  • Line Search
  • Nonlinear Diagnostics
  • Postprocessing
  • Basic Plasticity : Bilinear
  • Basic Plasticity : Multilinear
  • Basic Plasticity
  • Plasticity Postprocessing
  • Intro to Contact : FKN study
  • Intro to Contact : FTOLN study
  • Intro to Contact : Contact/target designations
  • Rigid/Flexible contact with Pilot
  • Introduction to Contact : Snap Fit
  • Introduction to Contact : Assembly Contact