ANSYS Training

ANSYS program PART-I
Recommended for anyone who performs finite element analysis (FEA) of mechanical parts or fluids and has little or no ANSYS experience, Introduction to ANSYS, Part I focuses on basic linear, static analyses in any discipline. After completing the course, attendees should be able to maneuver efficiently within the ANSYS Graphical User Interface (GUI), build two and three-dimensional models, apply loads and obtain solutions as well as effectively verify the results of an analysis and display results.
FEA & ANSYS
ANSYS Basics
General Analysis Procedure
Creating the Solid Model
Creating the Finite Element Model
Defining Material Properties
Running the Solution
Structural Analysis
Thermal Analysis
Short Topics
Post processing- Reviewing Solution Results
Applying Loads & Boundary Conditions

ANSYS program PART-II
Designed for intermediate ANSYS users who perform FEA on mechanical parts or fluids, Introduction to ANSYS, Part II teaches advanced modeling and analysis techniques – using array parameters, coupling and constraint equations, element coordinate systems and surface effect elements. In addition, beam modeling, sub modeling, modal and bonded contact analyses are covered along with creating macro files. Upon completion, attendees should be able to apply the advanced modeling & analysis techniques supported by ANSYS.
Array Parameters
Coupling & Constraint Equations
Working with Elements
Beam Modeling
Coupled Field Analysis
Sub modeling
Modal Analysis
Bonded Contact
Introduction to Nonlinear Analysis
Macro Basics