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When used to its full potential, Ansys’ cutting-edge simulation approach enables creative and ground-breaking product development.
Our paid Ansys training courses can accelerate your learning, sharpen your abilities, and help you stay current with latest simulation technologies. Our public training courses include lectures, hands-on workshops, and group Q&A sessions. Upon completion, attendees can receive an official certification of completion, and training hours may be accredited towards a Professional Engineering (PE) license in some cases.
3 days live or online Online: April 21-23
In Person: May 6-8, Rochester NY
Suitable for new or occasional Ansys users, this course teaches the basics of using Ansys Mechanical to perform finite element analysis (FEA). Engineers will gain proficiency in pre- and post-processing common analysis types, including static structural, modal, and steady-state thermal. Topics include mesh control, connections, debugging, boundary conditions, multistep analyses, and parametrization.
Learn more about nonlinear procedures and diagnostics, including contact formulations and characteristics, rate independent metal plasticity, buckling, and nonlinear stabilization, and mesh nonlinear adaptivity using the Mechanical interface. Designed for users who have taken the FEA101 – Introduction to Ansys Workbench Mechanical course and are already familiar with performing a linear static analysis in the Mechanical environment.
This course provides a fundamental foundation for Ansys Mechanical APDL (Classic Ansys). Coursework includes tutorials in Mechanical APDL so students can learn and understand the classic methodologies and interface. In summary, this course provides the same material as the APDL portion taught in the FEA 103 Comprehensive Ansys Introductory course.
Learn how to predict and prevent reliability challenges before they happen with Ansys Sherlock. Official training certification of completion and training hours can be accredited towards a PE license.
This paid Ansys FEA Meshing course is designed for beginners and intermediate users looking to develop a strong foundation in Ansys FEA meshing technologies. The course covers essential meshing techniques, best practices, and advanced strategies to help you create high-quality and efficient meshes for simulation.
Gain advanced skills in performing dynamic simulations, including modal, harmonic, random vibration (PSD), response spectrum, and transient structural analyses. Official training certification of completion and training hours can be accredited towards a PE license.
Become proficient in analyzing the thermal response of structures and mechanical components to heat transfer effects by using Ansys Workbench Mechanical to perform steady-state, transient, phase change, linear, and nonlinear thermal analyses and coupled thermal-structural analyses. All three modes of heat transfer are covered: conduction, convection, and radiation. In addition, users will gain insight into how Command Objects can access advanced MAPDL features while leveraging the functionality of Mechanical.
Learn to distinguish problems that should be solved explicitly versus implicitly, perform all procedures for an explicit dynamic analysis, and identify and choose element types, materials, and commands used in explicit dynamic analyses. In summary, this class is beneficial to engineers who analyze problems involving contact, large deformations, nonlinear materials, high-frequency response phenomena, or problems requiring explicit solutions.
Suitable for the new or occasional Ansys user, this course teaches the basics of using Ansys Discovery to perform geometry editing and preparation for analysis. Engineers will gain proficiency with geometry modeling, simplification and preparation for analysis. Topics include sketch tools (including dimensioning & constraints), 3D modeling tools (pull, move, combine, split, etc.), identifying and repairing common geometry issues, working with STL geometry (including conversion to solid), named selections, parameters, and transferring to Workbench.
Learn to simulate the motion of interconnected rigid bodies under the influence of forces, constraints, and joints using Ansys Motion. Gain practical experience setting up rigid body models, defining joints and contacts, and analyzing motion, loads, and reaction forces. In summary, this class is ideal for engineers who need to study mechanisms, multibody systems, or any motion-driven designs with complex joint interactions and dynamic behavior.
This introductory course covers the basics of optical system design in Ansys Zemax OpticStudio. Participants will learn the fundamentals of optical design, including identifying aberrations, different optimization techniques, image simulations, and tolerancing. Specific topics include: ray and wave aberrations, creating a merit function, global optimization, coordinate breaks, building a tolerance file, and desensitization.
2 days online, 2 half day sessions each day Online: April 21-23
Learn Ansys Maxwell. Effectively use Maxwell to set up, solve and post-process the results from low-frequency electromagnetic simulations such as DC conduction, frequency domain, time domain, electrostatic, and optimization studies. Official training certification of completion and training hours can be accredited towards a PE license.
2 days online, 2 half day sessions each day Online: April 23-24
Learn Ansys HFSS (high-frequency structure simulator). Effectively use Ansys HFSS to set up, solve and post-process the results from high-frequency electromagnetic simulations such as antennas, RF/microwave components, and biomedical devices.
The primary goal of this course is to cover the basics of using Ansys Icepak in the Ansys Electronics Desktop (AEDT) user environment. Official training certification of completion and training hours can be accredited towards a PE license.
Learn advanced applications of using Ansys Icepak in the Ansys Electronics Desktop (AEDT) environment. Students will be introduced to the world of electronics thermal modeling through a combination of lectures, workshops and examples/demonstrations.
Get a fundamental understanding of electric motor design using Ansys Motor-CAD. Through concise training materials, participants are led through the modeling and design process of three motor types: BPM machines, inverter-fed IM, and direct online IM. Additional content covers switched reluctance machines, synchronous reluctance machines, synchronous wound field generators, and single-phase induction machines.
Learn how to use Ansys Maxwell to simulate rotating electric machines as well as the recommended processes for achieving optimal simulation outcomes. This course teaches the best practices for achieving strong simulation outcomes. Methods and steps shown in this course can also be applied for other kinds of machines.
Learn how to improve electric motor designs using Ansys Motor-CAD and Ansys optiSLang while considering noise and vibration issues. Participants will learn to explore design options quickly, leading to better motor performance and quieter machines.
Learn Ansys Fluent fundamentals and perform computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software simulations. The basics of CFD analysis, importing geometry with Ansys SpaceClaim, applying boundary conditions, meshing using Ansys Meshing, using Fluent solvers and options, and reviewing results are included in this course. Official training certification of completion and training hours can be accredited towards a PE license.
Develop skills in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) using Ansys CFX. The basics of CFD analysis, importing geometry with Ansys SpaceClaim, applying boundary conditions, meshing using Ansys Meshing, using the various CFX solvers and options, and reviewing results are included in this course.
This paid Ansys CFD Meshing course is designed for beginners and intermediate users looking to develop a strong foundation in Ansys CFD meshing technologies. The course covers essential meshing techniques, best practices, and advanced strategies to help you create high-quality and efficient meshes for simulation.
Ansys Icepak provides powerful electronic cooling solutions that deploy the industry leading Ansys Fluent computational fluid dynamics (CFD) solver for thermal and fluid flow analyses of integrated circuits (ICs), packages, printed circuit boards (PCBs) and electronic components. Official training certification of completion and training hours can be accredited towards a PE license.
Important Notice: The process of learning Ansys products has a strong hands-on component. To successfully complete the courses and adequately get familiarized with the products’ interface, features and workflows, students will require access to the appropriate software web conferencing system Teams Meetings and to the relevant Ansys software. It is the students’ responsibility to ensure access is adequately set-up.
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