110% Ansys Workbench – Using Ansys Mechanical Efficiently
The Best-of from our Ansys Mechanical Update Trainings
In this training, we will provide you with tips and tricks as well as best practice to make your day-to-day simulation work easier. This training is offered as a 2-day course or alternatively as a self-paced eLearning course.
Duration
2 days
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of Ansys Mechanical
Software used
Ansys Mechanical
- Benefit from our experience in support, training and consulting
- Get to know and use new functions of the latest Ansys releases
- Structure and optimize everyday workflows
- Open format for introducing your own questions
Description
In this training, you will learn numerous tips and tricks to optimize your workflows in Ansys Workbench and use the full performance spectrum of the program. Starting with the structuring of Workbench and the ribbon-based GUI of Ansys Mechanical via the import of external meshes to efficient post-processing, we will show you solutions that help make your everyday simulation work easier. Application-related exercises will give you the opportunity to directly apply and implement the workflows. The open format of this training allows you to ask questions at any time.
Take advantage of our many years of experience in technical support, training, and consulting. Discover and come to value all the new key functions that allow you to structure and optimize your workflows so that you can achieve reliable and reproducible simulation results faster.
Get a first impression and test the first eLearning module of this training course without any obligation. No costs, no notice period.
Detailed agenda for this 2-day training
Day 1
01 Modules and flexibility with Ansys Workbench
- From simple to complex – when do I use what?
- Submodeling – the FE magnifier for accurate stress results
- Mounting assemblies – one at a time
- From old to new – APDL to Mechanical
02 Make optimal use of the ribbon-based GUI
- Where do I find what? Overview of the ribbon-based interface
- Allocation and verification of materials and material properties
- Organization of loads and supports
03 Creating and checking connections
- Spoilt for choice: connecting elements in Mechanical
- Keeping an overview: using connection groups
- Can it hold? Checking the connections
- Bonded contact and that’s all: Is this really the case?
04 Simulation-oriented meshing
- The mesh for every occasion: meshing by recipe
- I’ve done this before! Using instances and components
- Fine meshes at hotspots – even without geometry selection
Day 2
05 With the right setting, the result is achieved faster
- First aid for contact and convergence problems
- Cleverly linked: Load combinations and setting up on existing load steps
- Cleverly integrate hardware resources with DCS
06 Appropriate analysis settings
- Setting global options for the result variables
- Reviewing the boundary conditions
- Using result trackers
- Understanding the convergence diagrams
07 Evaluate simulation results and export data
- Creating colorful images and numbers - but correctly
- Geometry-independent evaluation - construction planes and paths
- User-defined results for customized reports
- Export of result variables and deformed structures
- Creation of 3D result plots
08 Summary and concluding tips
- Submodeling – the FE magnifier for accurate stress results
- What else is important
- Your questions and tasks
- More best practice tips from the CADFEM simulation experts
Your Trainers
Andreas Veiz
Elisabeth Treml
Daniel Wenger
Dario Rüegg
Dr. Ing. Benoit Fontenier
Artur Bocian
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Get a first impression and test the first eLearning module of this training course without any obligation. No costs, no notice period.
Whether eLearning, classroom courses, live online training or customized workshops - together we identify the best option for you.
What CADFEM customers are saying
Alexander Kristof
Simulation Engineer - Hybrid Technologies, Erwin Quarder Systemtechnik GmbHThe 110% Ansys Workbench eLearning is very impressive! The workshops are exceptionally good, as you not only repeat what you have learned on familiar models, but also have to apply this knowledge to new ones. The convergence module in particular was very challenging, and I got a lot out of the solution.
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To get a clear impression of our online learning format, we offer you a trial allowing you access to the starting module of an eLearning course of your choice. No costs, no cancellation period or anything similar. Moreover, with this free test access you can check all the technical requirements for a smooth learning process. You can easily request the free module from any eLearning course.
Each online course day comprises four eLearning modules. You should ideally allow 90 to 120 minutes of uninterrupted learning time for each module. This will allow you to acquire the knowledge provided by a module and to consolidate it through quiz questions and Ansys exercises. By dividing each module into micro learning units, you can also make good use of smaller time windows, such as on your commute.
Prerequisite for the use of the eLearning courses is the use of a personalized access to the CADFEM learning platform. When purchasing an eLearning course, access to the learning platform is 365 days. As a subscription user, access to the learning platform starts and ends with the start and end of the flat rate. With the start of a further learning product (Learning Subscription, training, eLearning), access to your content is extended by 365 days.
