Simulation using ANSYS - Fluent English version

Import SpaceClaim files from other CAD tools and convert sketches to surfaces. Build a wing by scaling, twisting, and blending aerofoils, then carve a flow domain for CFD.

Master SpaceClaim importing workflows to bring CAD data into SpaceClaim, create a 3d wing and 3d pipe, build a flow domain, and subtract the wing for CFD analysis in ANSYS.

Explore ANSYS workbench meshing workflows by connecting geometry to the mesh, defining outer and inner domains, setting connections and inflation layers for aerofoil simulations.

Set up global meshing in ANSYS Fluent by choosing physics, defining element size, and applying uniform, adaptive, proximity, and curvature sizing functions to achieve stable, high quality CFD meshes.

Explore meshing methods in ANSYS workbench: compare tetrahedral and prism elements, sweep and Cartesian approaches, and structured versus unstructured meshes for stability and convergence.

Explore local meshing settings in ANSYS workbench, applying sizing and inflation to create refined boundary-layer meshes around surfaces, with hard versus soft sizing and division controls.

Create a 2D flow domain around two buildings in ANSYS Fluent, build geometry with SpaceClaim and DesignModeler, and mesh inner and outer domains with biased sizing for consistency.

Develop a 2d structured mesh for a two-block flow domain using design modeler, then extend to a 3d mesh around two buildings with targeted sizing and domain splitting.

Explore the finite volume method for simulating fluid flow with Navier–Stokes and energy equations, applying boundary conditions and using cell-centered properties with a compressible equation of state.

Explore ANSYS CFX GUI workflows from workbench setup to turbulence models (k-epsilon, k-omega), inflation layers, Y-plus, mesh naming, updates, initialization, and convergence criteria.

Set up a pipe flow in cfx by importing the mesh, defining domain and boundary conditions, and specifying initial values; then review convergence history and boundary layer results.

Learn how to set up a steady-state cfx flow over a car, including mesh connectivity, boundary conditions, and drag and pressure analysis.

Learn to simulate CFX flow over a car in ANSYS workbench, set inner and outer domains, apply boundary conditions, initialize, run ~500 iterations, and analyze velocity contours and wake.

Explore the ideal design and simulation of a convergent-divergent nozzle in ANSYS CFX, detailing subsonic to supersonic flow, throat Mach transitions, boundary conditions, and mesh strategies.

Configure a fluent simulation of oblique shock over a wedge, refine the shock region, and enable the energy equation with the SST model and far-field boundary conditions.

Simulate supersonic flow over a wedge in Fluent, analyzing oblique shock behavior. Build high-quality MASH meshes, apply boundary conditions, and explore convergence with implicit USM methods.

Simulate a 2d axisymmetric convergent nozzle in Fluent using a density-based compressible flow model, and explore subsonic to supersonic flow and normal shocks under back pressure variations.

Explore post-processing in ANSYS Fluent, learn to plot velocity contours, streamlines, and vectors on a chosen plane, and animate results across time steps and domains.

Configure a four-domain ANSYS Fluent heat exchanger case, set boundary conditions, materials, and thermal coupling to model heat transfer between the inner hot flow and the outer pipe.

Demonstrates a simple steady-state fluid-structure interaction in ANSYS, coupling water flow in a pipe elbow to a static structure, transferring wall pressure as external load, using one-way coupling.

Learn to simulate boiling water in a tank with ANSYS Fluent, using energy and multiphase models to capture water liquid and water vapor, evaporation, and surface tension.

Learn to write user defined functions in C to set time-varying boundary conditions, masses, six degrees of freedom, and dynamic body properties in Fluent. Import via interpreter or compiler.

Learn how ANSYS Fluent user defined functions define the motion of a body, six degrees of freedom properties, initial values, and time-dependent boundary conditions in a dynamic mesh.

Learn to model a Fluent centrifugal compressor in ANSYS with rotating and outer flow domains, mesh motion, and compressible transient flow using the pressure-based energy equation and Omega SST turbulence.

Learn to configure ANSYS Fluent centrifugal compressor simulation: rotating and stationary domains, moving walls, mesh setup, and a compressible pressure-based model with energy equation; compare with density-based and incompressible options.

Simulate a race of two bullets in a flow using Fluent dynamic FSI and two-way system coupling with dynamic mesh, capturing bullet motion and fluid forces.

Explore Fluent dynamic FSI with one-way and two-way coupling, using dynamic mesh to simulate a race between bullets and study flow-structure interactions and system coupling.