Ansys Fluent Dynamic Mesh and Contact – Pump Example

Ansys Fluent Dynamic Mesh and Contact | Fluids Webinar Description:

This webinar discusses Fluent dynamic mesh, constrained 6-Degrees of Freedom (DOF) solver and contact detection in the context of a pump example.

For the full webinar overview, please see the detailed description below.

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Ansys Fluent Dynamic Mesh | Webinar Series Overview

In this interactive webinar, you will learn how to execute simulations in Ansys Fluent utilizing the dynamic mesh model and overset meshes. The dynamic mesh model can be used to simulate flows in which the domain’s shape changes over time as a result of motion at its boundaries.

When used with the six degrees of freedom (6 DOF) solver, dynamic mesh enables the aero or hydrodynamic forces from the surrounding flow field to control the trajectory of a moving object.

Simplifying Overlapping Geometrical Meshes

Through the use of overlapping geometrically simpler meshes, overset meshing enables the breakdown of challenging geometrical problems. Applications for overset and dynamic meshing range from the chemical and environment industries to the automotive and aerospace sectors.

Engineers will gain knowledge of all facets of the model during this on-demand webinar.  Beginning with the various motions, the mesh mechanism, the use of subroutines, and the workflow.  In addition, showcasing quick and efficiently set up cases, and use of 6-Degrees of Freedom (DOF).

Ansys Fluent Dynamic Mesh | Prerequisites

No requirements!  Though, It is advised but not required to have a technical degree and background in fluid mechanics and heat transport.  There is no need for a degree in engineering or anything of that sort.  Ansys Fluent experience is strongly advised for full value.

Ansys Webinar Target Audience

Any ANSYS Fluent user who will run two-way coupled fluid-structure interaction (FSI) simulations, including mechanical engineers, aeronautical engineers, CFD analysts, and others.  The core sub-topic of interest includes the 6-Degrees of Freedom (DOF).

Integrated Teaching Approach for Meshing

lectures and hands-on computer training to verify learned material. All participants who finish the course receive a training certificate.