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Introduction to ANSYS Workbench

  • Workbench project workflow and templates
  • User interface, units, and data management
  • Project schematics and cell states

Geometry Preparation and CAD Interoperability

  • Importing CAD models and healing geometry
  • Using SpaceClaim/DesignModeler for defeaturing
  • Name selections and part/body management

Engineering Data: Materials and Units

  • Material libraries and creating custom materials
  • Linear elastic properties and temperature dependence (overview)
  • Assigning materials and managing units

Meshing Fundamentals

  • Element types, sizing controls, and relevance
  • Local mesh refinement and inflation layers
  • Mesh quality checks and best practices

Static Structural Analysis Setup

  • Contacts, joints, and connections
  • Loads, constraints, and boundary condition strategies
  • Analysis settings, solver controls, and convergence

Solution, Post-Processing, and Interpretation

  • Solving jobs, monitoring progress, and troubleshooting
  • Stress, strain, deformation results, and path/probe tools
  • Result validation and common pitfalls

Parametric Studies and Design Exploration (Introduction)

  • Parameters, design points, and response tracking
  • What-if studies and simple optimization concepts
  • Reporting and exporting results

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Foundational knowledge of engineering mechanics
  • Experience with 3D CAD concepts or tools
  • Basic understanding of finite element analysis terminology

Audience

  • Design and mechanical engineers new to simulation
  • Technical analysts transitioning to ANSYS Workbench
  • R&D professionals requiring product design validation
 35 Hours

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