Industry Oriented Program on Structural Analysis Using Ansys

Learn to apply modeling constraints in Ansys, including coincident, symmetry, balance, parallel, concentric, and equal radius constraints, with sketching workflows.

Apply equal distance constraints between lines in 2d sketches, then create 3d models using x, y, z planes, and remove unnecessary features for accurate analysis.

learn how to create a solid by using the extrude feature from a two-dimensional rectangle sketch, set dimensions, apply coincident constraints, and manage units in a three-dimensional modeling environment.

Apply fixed-radius fillets by selecting edges and setting the radius, compare with chamfer, and use slice by plane to create slices and generated points.

Explore creating patterns and primitives in ansys, including linear, rectangular, and circular patterns with copies and offset distance, plus body transformation through translate, rotate, and scale.

Take cross sections in Ansys by sketching a line on the xy plane, selecting cross sections, adjusting radii, saving, and exporting the project in multiple formats.

Import external files from other software into ANSYS using supported formats, understand import and export formats, and view body details after import to generate a modular workflow.

Explore structured, unstructured, and hybrid meshes for 3D modeling, examining element alignment, convergence, and accuracy, including layered mesh near the surface of the airplane.

Explore various finite element types in ansys, including prism, tetra, hexahedron, and pyramid, and compare 2d and 3d mesh approaches for accuracy and efficiency.

Learn how to mesh assemblies in ANSYS by importing a complex assembly, configuring thickness and surface bodies, and managing connections and feature suppression from design modules.

Analyze static structural results and deformation, adjust element sizing and available options in ANSYS to improve data relevance, update the model, and save the optimized analysis.

Apply static structural analysis using Ansys by generating a mesh, preparing data, and executing iterative steps to refine results.

Apply support conditions and compressive piston loads in a static structural analysis using ANSYS, observe deformation, strain, and stress, and assess the factor of safety.

Perform a natural frequency study to identify a component's natural frequencies using model analysis in Ansys, examining gravity effects while keeping input methods and interfaces consistent across analyses.

Verify automated connections and bonded joints in the piston assembly, enforce frictionless contact between the piston rings, rod, and bush during motion, and configure material and mesh for analysis.

Explore how temperature variations affect heat flux and radiation in the outer body using ANSYS, observe changes via door animation, and generate clear thermal analysis reports.