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FEA 205 - Ansys Mechanical Thermo-Structural Coupling & Command Objects Training

FEA 205 - Ansys Mechanical Thermo-Structural Coupling & Command Objects Training

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Advanced Level Training - 2 days (16 hours)

About Ansys Mechanical Thermo-Structural Coupling & Command Objects Training by CADIT

Training in coupled thermal-structural analysis in Ansys Mechanical, covering coupling types, end-to-end solution workflows, and APDL command objects that extend thermal analysis capabilities.

Perfect for Engineers addressing thermo-mechanical challenges.


Learning Outcomes


By the end of this training, you will be able to:
1. Understand the importance of coupled field analysis
2. Describe the different types of thermal-structural coupling
3. Implement end-to-end procedures for modeling and solving coupled thermal-structural systems
4. Create and manage Command Objects in ANSYS Mechanical
5. Apply APDL Commands for thermal analysis
6. Develop specialized postprocessing tools for thermal simulations

Course Content

  1. Importing a Temperature Field obtained from another Ansys model or from other solvers to a
    - Static Structural Analysis using External Data
    - Workshop: temperature dependant Pump Workshop: Amp Automotive Blade rubber seal component, exporting temperature Fuse: Coupled thermos-electric data via external input Structural analysis for current overload
    - Workshop: Thermal Stress of a Component on a PCB Board
    2. To predict the performance of an aluminium heat exchanger with water fluid flow Workshop: APDL Command snippet for inside fluid temperature with time on extra
    - Workshop: Mass flow calculations based on node of MASS71 Element
    - Fluid 118 element esson 03: Fully coupled field Static structural analysis, Importance of Thermal
    - Conductance(TCC)
    - Workshop: Large deflection body with TCC
    3. Thermo-electric analysis types and it forms , joule effect, seebeck effect, peltier effect, Thompson effect
    4. Predict transient thermal behaviour of a ceramic cup filled with coffee with SURF element
    - Contact

HRDCorp Claimable Ansys Mechanical course

Certificate of completion provided. If based in Malaysia, this course can be reimbursed with the HRDCorp Program through our certified trainers.

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