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Course Overview:
Ansys Workbench Mechanical Introductory course is suitable for new or occasional Ansys Mechanical users, as well as for students or novices in structural engineering. This course teaches the basics of using Ansys Mechanical to perform finite element analysis (FEA).
Who should take this course:
- New engineers looking to get started with Ansys Workbench Mechanical to enhance their structural engineering background and analytical abilities.
- Engineers who have previous experience in Mechanical or similar software’s, but are looking for a refresher, and desire to re-learn introductory methods and concepts relating to FEA.
When you complete the course you will:
- 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 or provinces.
- Become competent in:
- Pre-processing and post-processing common analysis types such as static structural, modal, and steady-state thermal
- CAD interaction
- Mesh control
- Connections
- Boundary Conditions
- Multistep analysis
- Parameters
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FEA 101 | Course Agenda
Module 1: Introduction
Workshop: Mechanical Basics
Module 2: Preprocessing
Workshops: 2D Gear and Rack, Named Selections, Object Generator, Object Generator Named Selections
Module 3: Structural Analysis
Module 3: Structural Analysis
Workshops: Linear Structural Analysis, Beam Connections
Module 4: Postprocessing, Validation, CAD, and Parameters
Workshops: Mesh Evaluation, Parameter Management
Module 5: Mesh Control
Workshops: Mesh Creation, Mesh Control
Module 6: Connections and Remote Boundary Conditions
Workshops: Contact Offset Control, Joints, Remote Boundary Conditions, Constraint Equations
Module 7: Modal, Thermal, and Multistep Analysis
Workshops: Modal Analysis, Thermal Analysis, Multistep Analysis
Module 8: Eigenvalue Buckling and Submodeling
Workshops: Eigenvalue Buckling, Submodeling
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