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Introduction to ANSYS Workbench with Non Linear Structural Analysis

Längd: 4 days
Språk: Scandinavian, english on demand
Kursmaterial: PC-access, lunch and necessary documentation is included in the course fee.

Kommande kurser

Datum	Längd	Plats	Pris
15.04.13	4 days	Sandvika	NOK 20 000 + MVA	Anmälan
10.06.13	4 days	Sandvika	NOK 20 000 + MVA	Anmälan
02.04.13	4 days	Göteborg	SEK 20 000 + MVA	Anmälan
21.05.13	4 days	Göteborg	SEK 20 000 + MVA	Anmälan
10.06.13	4 days	Västerås	SEK 20 000 + MVA	Anmälan
13.05.13	4 days	Århus	EUR 2 300 + MVA	Anmälan
08.04.13	4 days	Västerås	SEK 20 000 + MVA	Anmälan

Vad lär du dig?

ANSYS Mechanical Introduction with Non Linear Structural Analysis is a 4-day introduction course for the Mechanical application in Workbench.

ANSYS Workbench is a new generation analysis tool that can greatly simplify and speed up many of the tasks involved in a finite element analysis such as dealing with assemblies, meshing complex CAD geometries and studying multiple scenarios. ANSYS Workbench provides solutions for structural, thermal, modal and linear buckling studies, as well as for basic nonlinear phenomena such as large deflection, plasticity and contact.

The goal of the course is make users familiar with the interface and able to perform different types of analysis.

Prior experience of Workbench is not required. The course is aimed at those who have basic knowledge of structural mechanics. Some knowledge of the finite element method is recommended but not essential.

The training course provides students with the ability to operate ANSYS Workbench Mechanical and the basic understanding of simulation concepts and results

Kursinnehåll

Introduction
Mechanical Basics
General Preprocessing
Static Structural Analysis
Free Vibration Analysis
Thermal Analysis
Linear Buckling Analysis
Results Postprocessing
CAD connection & Parameters
General Structural Nonlinearities
Geometric Nonlinearities
Advanced Contact
Nonlinear Diagnostics Dealing with divergence

Target customers for the course

New ANSYS users