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Duration 35 hours
Course Outline
Introduction to ANSYS Workbench
- Workflow patterns and project templates in Workbench
- Interface navigation, unit management, and data handling
- Schematic design and status tracking of analysis cells
Geometric Prep and CAD Integration
- Importing CAD files and repairing geometric issues
- Introductory use of SpaceClaim/DesignModeler for feature removal
- Creating named selections and organizing part and body structures
Engineering Data: Defining Materials and Units
- Utilizing material libraries and defining custom properties
- Overview of linear elastic behavior and temperature effects
- Applying materials and overseeing unit consistency
Core Meshing Concepts
- Understanding element types, size parameters, and relevance levels
- Applying local mesh enhancements and inflation techniques
- Assessing mesh integrity and adhering to best practices
Configuring Static Structural Simulations
- Defining contacts, joints, and structural connections
- Applying loads, constraints, and boundary condition methodologies
- Setting analysis parameters, solver options, and convergence criteria
Computation, Analysis, and Result Interpretation
- Managing simulation runs, tracking progress, and resolving issues
- Evaluating stress, strain, and displacement data using path and probe tools
- Verifying results and avoiding common errors
Introductory Parametric Analysis and Design Variations
- Working with parameters, design points, and outcome monitoring
- Conducting scenario testing and exploring basic optimization ideas
- Preparing reports and exporting simulation data
Recap and Future Learning Path
Requirements
- A solid grasp of core engineering mechanics principles
- Proficiency with 3D CAD workflows or tool operation
- Introductory knowledge of finite element analysis concepts
Target Learners
- Design and mechanical engineers embarking on their simulation journey
- Technical analysts making the shift to ANSYS Workbench
- R&D professionals requiring the ability to verify product designs