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Course Overview:
Suitable for experienced Ansys Mechanical users, the Ansys Explicit Dynamics Introductory Training course teaches advanced skills in performing explicit dynamic analyses, and the computational methods and concepts associated.
Prerequisites:
FEA 101 Workbench Mechanical Introductory
Who should take this course:
- Experienced Ansys Mechanical users who are looking to learn advanced methods to solve explicit dynamics problems such as drop tests, ballistics, crash impacts, and high-speed metal forming in Ansys Workbench Mechanical.
With completion of this Ansys FEA Training, you will:
- Become proficient in:
- Performing various explicit dynamics analyses with Ansys Software.
- 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 | FEA 301 – Explicit Dynamics
Module 1: Introduction to Explicit Dynamics
Module 2: Introduction to Workbench
Module 3: Explicit Dynamics Basics
Workshops: Pre-Stressed Container Impact, Pre-Stressed Gas Bottle Drop
Module 4: Results Processing
Workshops: Process Results of Cylinder Impact, 2D Axisymmetric Impact
Module 5: Material Models
Workshop: 1D Shock Propagation, Turbine Blade Break
Module 6: Explicit Meshing
Workshops: Comparison of Meshing Options, Can Crush, Oblique Impact Simulation
Module 7: Body Interactions
Workshops: Drop Test on Reinforced Concrete, KEP Impact, Circuit Board Drop
Module 8: Analysis Settings
Workshops: Mass Scaling in Can Crush, Bottle Drop Test, Pre-Stressed Beam
Module 9: Optimization Studies
Workshop: Taylor Test What-If Study
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