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Learning CFD with ANSYS FLUENT (Workbench)
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Learning CFD with ANSYS FLUENT (Workbench)

Performing different flow simulations using ANSYS FLUENT using workbench, detailed explanations and results comparisons
Created byQasim Hayat
Last updated 6/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • CFD with ANSYS FLUENT
  • Design Modeler to create Geometries
  • ANSYS Meshing Tool
  • Setting up and solving any problem in FLUENT
  • Using CFD Post to generate results to be used further.

Course content

6 sections • 38 lectures • 2h 9m total length

  • 1.1 Course Preview0:54
  • 1.2 Course Introduction1:29
  • 1.3 Introduction to ANSYS Workbench7:36
  • 1.4 Introduction to ANSYS DesignModeler3:57
  • 1.5 Introduction to ANSYS Meshing4:47

    Learn the basics of ANSYS meshing in FLUENT Workbench, place the FLUENT analysis system, edit the mesh, and navigate the GUI with geometry, coordinate systems, and mesh operations.

Requirements

  • Basic Microsoft Excel knowledge
  • Basics of Fluid Mechanics
  • Basic/Little knowledge of CFD
  • ANSYS 2021 R2 installed in your computer
  • Previous ANSYS versions can be used

Description

This course is intended for beginners in CFD. The course is ideal for anyone who want to learn how to use CFD using ANSYS FLUENT. First section includes the introductory lectures for Workbench, DesignModeler, and ANSYS Meshing. The next sections include the workshops. Each workshop is explained in detail followed by the geometry creation, meshing, setup and solution. Post processing is performed before concluding the workshop. The conclusion lecture is included for workshops where the results are compared with research articles or theory in different books of Fluid Mechanics.

Throughout this course, we would be using ANSYS Workbench with FLUENT Analysis system. For CAD, we will use ANSYS DesignModeler. For Grid Generation, we will use ANSYS Meshing Tool. ANSYS FLUENT would be used to set up and solve the case model. CFD Post would be used for post processing of results. Microsoft Excel is used where required.

The workbench files are provided for each workshop in wbpz format. The results generated are also provided in a compressed file for students to redo the workshops on their own and compare the results.


ANSYS Components covered are

  1. Workbench

  2. DesignModeler

  3. Meshing

  4. FLEUNT

  5. CFD Post


What Students will learn

  1. How to create a geometry in DesignModeler

  2. How to create an optimum mesh using Meshing tool

  3. Setting up the both steady state and transient problems in FLUENT

  4. Generating presentable results in CFD Post


Assignments

  1. Students are encouraged to redo the problems solved in the workshops as an assignment.

  2. If any problems are faced during assignments, students are most welcome to ask questions.


Additional Course details

  1. The version used here throughout the course is ANSYS 2021 R2.

  2. The videos are kept short and to the point, to save your precious time and let you practice more.

  3. The repetitive steps are fast forwarded to focus on the skill development in quickest way possible.

  4. The course is about performing CFD using FLUENT. The concepts are explained in detail according to the scope of this course. The options selected during workshops have theoretical background related to CFD and are explained in FLUENT Documentation.

  5. The course would be updated regularly with new workshops considering the students feedback.

Who this course is for:

  • Engineering Students
  • Beginners in CFD
  • Designers interested in learning ANSYS FLUENT using Workbench
  • Instructors and researchers

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