Introduction to ANSYS
Offered By: Pluralsight
Course Description
Overview
Finite element analysis means simulating nature therefore giving you insight into the world you live in and enriching your life. This course is an introduction to using ANSYS finite element software. Software required: ANSYS v17.0.
Finite element analysis means simulating nature, therefore giving you insight into the world you live in and enriching your life. This course, Introduction to ANSYS, is an introduction to using ANSYS finite element software. First, you will start by modeling a lifting lug component and solve your first 3D finite element model. Then, you will explore the user interface, creating your first 3D model, and setting up the loads and boundary conditions. Finally, you'll view the results and ensure the safety of the component under the given loads. After watching this course, you'll know the basics of how to navigate through the ANSYS interface and be equipped with the tools to develop and analyze your own models. Software required: ANSYS v17.0.
Finite element analysis means simulating nature, therefore giving you insight into the world you live in and enriching your life. This course, Introduction to ANSYS, is an introduction to using ANSYS finite element software. First, you will start by modeling a lifting lug component and solve your first 3D finite element model. Then, you will explore the user interface, creating your first 3D model, and setting up the loads and boundary conditions. Finally, you'll view the results and ensure the safety of the component under the given loads. After watching this course, you'll know the basics of how to navigate through the ANSYS interface and be equipped with the tools to develop and analyze your own models. Software required: ANSYS v17.0.
Syllabus
- Course Overview 1min
- Starting ANSYS Workbench 34mins
- Creating Your First 3D Model 30mins
- Starting the Mechanical Interface 29mins
- Viewing the Analysis Results 27mins
- Refining the Model 23mins
Taught by
Joseph Daly
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