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Welding processes generate a lot of heat output in the smallest possible area, which is why adapted process control is important in order to avoid defects and reduce welding beads - especially those on the forehead. Find out here why 5 mm/s is the right speed for this application and how it could be even faster.

Have you ever noticed that the results of your simulation depend on the position of the boundary conditions? A few questions quickly arise: How large does the fluid domain need to be? What if it is too small? Does the shape matter? This article explains why we should ask ourselves these questions when performing an external flow simulation.

The boy was 11 years old, and the electric trike was supposed to be a Covid-related father-son project. But suddenly there was a fully functional vehicle on the road.

Many technical applications require the design of fans. Which of the fan models in Ansys Fluent offers which level of detail?

Asynchronous machines are one of the most important machine types in the world. Read about the precise and efficient design of this type of machine with Motor-CAD

Learn how the NVH Toolkit in Ansys Mechanical can be used to compare experimental and numerical modal analysis

Simulation tools can help the AM engineer to get successful prints – first time. Here we show how to combat part distortions, reducing them by 6x.

Maximal efficiency thanks to freeform optimization. Learn about mesh morphing methods in Ansys Fluent using the example of a heat exchanger

Contact calculations in structural mechanics: when do I have to use which contact stiffness? Read about this using the example of an electrical connector..

Read how Ansys ACP can help engineers optimize the steering head stiffness of composite bicycle frames.

Digital twins often require the exact mapping of the dynamic behavior of the components. Read how you can reduce components with SPMWrite for system simulation.

There are many interfaces between people and software in the development process. Find out how models are linked with Ansys optiSLang.

They are practical, flexible, economical to implement, and we all know them: bolts. In this article, we will use a machine housing to demonstrate a workflow for bolt pre-design.

Read about the challenges of hydrogen combustion, the possibilities of CFD simulation in Ansys Fluent, and practical modeling tips.

Generate a trained data model from Ansys simulations. Predictive analytics approach for applications such as digital twin or system simulation.

Get a click guide & lines of code for the script editor in Ansys Discovery. Record button, for-loops, if-applications, refactoring the script.

Minimizing component mass leads to lower energy and material consumption in production and operation. In this article, we use the topology optimization of an engine mount to show how you can save mass in a targeted manner.

Fluid mechanics, nonlinear effects, unclear cause-and-effect principles. Read in the Tech article how the Fluent Adjoint Solver can be used to optimize a heat exchanger.

EMC issues often have their root cause in resonances at PCB level. How to get rid of radiated emissions by simulation?

The way to achieve this is through the microstructure of the material. In this article, we look at how you can use Ansys Material Designer to determine the glass particle fraction that allows you to double the Young's modulus of a plastic.

Conventional processes certainly have their historically grown legitimacy, but it can be worthwhile to question the status quo in order to further improve functioning processes and/or save costs.

Did you know how elegantly the damping of assemblies can be simulated and creatively designed in Ansys to reduce vibrations? Learn more about damping as a result variable in the article.