Ansys Course

Course Overview

• Next Batch:New batches start every month. Limited seats available – enroll early!
• Course Duration:1.5 Months (including hands-on simulation projects).
• Eligibility: Mechanical Engineering learners Electrical Engineering learners Civil Engineering learners Industry Professionals.
• Mechanical Engineering learners.
• Electrical Engineering learners.
• Civil Engineering learners.
• Industry Professionals.

A+ Hardware Training Course

• Learn the fundamentals of Finite Element Analysis (FEA) using ANSYS Workbench.
• Perform structural, thermal, and modal analysis for real engineering applications.
• Understand meshing, boundary conditions, and load application in simulation.
• Simulate fluid flow and heat transfer using ANSYS Fluent (CFD).
• Integrate designs from SolidWorks or AutoCAD for analysis.
• Work on live industry-based simulation projects to gain hands-on experience.

Overview of Ansys Training Course

The ANSYS Training Course is designed for mechanical, civil, and aerospace engineers who want to master engineering simulation and analysis. You'll learn to apply Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) techniques to solve complex engineering problems, providing you with the advanced technical expertise needed to excel in your career.

This course combines theoretical understanding with real-world applications, teaching you how to simulate and optimize product designs effectively. By the end, you'll be confident in analyzing, testing, and improving designs using advanced ANSYS tools.

1. Introduction to Ansys Environment

• Overview of Ansys Workbench.
• Introduction to engineering simulation and FEA/CFD.

2. Geometry and Meshing

• Importing and creating geometry.
• Meshing techniques and element selection.

3.Static Structural Analysis

• Applying loads and boundary conditions.
• Solving and interpreting results.
• Steady-state and transient thermal simulations.
• Temperature distribution and heat flux analysis.

5. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)

• Flow domain setup and boundary conditions.
• Solving fluid flow problems with Ansys Fluent.

6. Modal and Harmonic Analysis

• Frequency analysis of components.
• Harmonic response simulations.