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CFD 102 | Ansys CFX Introductory Training
Ansys CFX Introductory Course
CFD Training Course in Ansys CFX
Course Overview:
Ansys CFX is the leading simulation software for turbomachinery analysis. In this paid CFD 102 course, you’ll learn how to use streamlined workflows, advanced physics modeling capabilities, and interpret results from your analysis.
Who should take this course:
- Beginners who need a comprehensive overview of Ansys CFX.
- Intermediate users who do not have a strong foundation and would like to thoroughly learn basic concepts.
With completion of this Ansys CFD Training, you will:
- Become proficient in:
- Basics of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) using Ansys CFX
- Importing geometry with Ansys SpaceClaim
- Applying boundary conditions
- Meshing using Ansys Meshing
- Using various CFX solvers and options
- Reviewing and interpreting CFX results
- Receive an official certificate of completion with professional development hours that can qualify for the continuing education requirements upon renewal of a PE license in most states.
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Course Agenda | CFD 102
Module 1: Overview of CFD Process
- Lecture 1.0: Class Introductions and Introduction to Ansys
- Lecture 1.1: Introduction to Ansys Workbench
- Lecture 1.2: Overview of CFD Process
- Workshop 1: Flow in a Mixing Tee
Module 2: Ansys Fluid Simulation Basics
- Lecture 2.1: Ansys SpaceClaim Essentials
- Workshop 2.1: Flow Distribution in an Air Manifold (SCDM)
- Lecture 2.2: Ansys Meshing Essentials
- Workshop 2.2: Flow Distribution in an Air Manifold (Meshing)
- Lecture 2.3: CFX User Interface and Workflow
- Workshop 2.3: Flow Distribution in an Air Manifold (CFD)
Module 3: Defining Fluid Simulations
- Lecture 3.1: Basic Operations in Ansys SpaceClaim
- Workshop 3.1: Mixing Hot and Cold Streams in a Mixing Elbow (SCDM)
- Lecture 3.2: Global Mesh Control
- Workshop 3.2: Mixing Hot and Cold Streams in a Mixing Elbow (Meshing)
- Lecture 3.3: Setting Up Physics
- Workshop 3.3: Mixing Hot and Cold Streams in a Mixing Elbow (CFD)
Module 4: Postprocessing Fluid Simulations
- Lecture 4.1: Geometry Handling and Repair
- Workshop 4.1: Tube Bundle (SCDM)
- Lecture 4.2: Local Mesh Controls
- Workshop 4.2: Tube Bundle (Meshing)
- Lecture 4.3: Postprocessing
- Workshop 4.3: Tube Bundle Postprocessing with CFD-Post
Module 5: Rotating Models
- Lecture 5.1: Rotating Machinery Introduction
- Lecture 5.2: Single Rotating Component Analysis
- Workshop 5.2.1: Pump Simulation
- Workshop 5.2.2: Cavitating Pump — provided as an additional example
- Lecture 5.3: Multi-Component Rotating Analysis — Steady
- Workshop 5.3.1: Centrifugal Pump with a Volute
- Workshop 5.3.2: Axial Fan Stage
Module 6: Solving
Module 7: CFD Best Practices
- Workshop 6: Solving
- Workshop 7: Airfoil
Module 8: Turbulence
Module 9: Heat Transfer
Module 10: Transient Flows
- Workshop 8: Electronics Cooling, or
- Workshop 9: Vortex Shedding
- Combustion Modeling
- Turbulence Modeling
- User Defined Functions
- Multiphase Modeling
- Heat Transfer Modeling
- Dynamic Mesh Modeling
- Acoustics Modeling
- Rotating Machinery Modeling
- Fluid Structure Interaction (FSI) Modeling