Course Overview:

Ansys Mechanical is a dynamic, integrated platform that uses finite element analysis (FEA) for structural analysis. This course gives a clear introduction to Ansys Mechanical and its complete range of analysis tools - from what are meant to prepare geometry for analysis to connect additional physics for greater fidelity. It also covers the software’s integrated multi-physics capabilities for fluids and electrical solvers.

Learning Outcome:

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to perform simulation processes for all kinds of analyses used in mechanical engineering, while using applications that are native to ANSYS Workbench or applications that are data-integrated with ANSYS Workbench. Key topics covered include:

• Introduction to Ansys Workbech & CAE
• Sketching & Part Modeling Using Design Modeler
• Defining Materials Propertires
• Boundary Conditions 
• Plot and Postprocessor
• Ansys Solver GUI 
• Static Structural Analysis 
• 1D, 2D & 3D Analysis
• Fatigue Analysis Using Wizard tool
• Modal Analysis (Natural Frequency)
• Buckling Anlaysis
• Thermal Analysis & Thermal Stress

Ideal for:

• Mechanical engineering students and professionals
• Product designers and analysts
• Who are interested in product simulation
• Anybody who are conversant in a simulation software

Job Opportunities and Career Growth:

ANSYS Workbench platform is the backbone for delivering a comprehensive and integrated simulation. Since it is used to perform various types of structural, thermal, fluid, and electromagnetic analyses, the professionals with ANSYS Workbench skills are highly preferred in the product design departments. Career prospects are high for the engineers who could use the features of Workbench to integrate with CAD systems and design processes for best CAE results. The popular jobs are:

• Product Design Analysts
• ANSYS Engineer
• FEA Engineer

Mechanical engineering companies, a lot of capital goods, and consumer product companies including automobiles require ANSYS Workbench professionals.