Vibration and Thermal Analysis with ANSYS: Theory & Practice

Exploring Finite Element Analysis of Vibration and Thermal Phenomena with ANSYS: Theory and Practice

Created by: Sabyasachi Majumder
Mechanical Engineering Professional

What Will I Learn?

• Develop a comprehensive understanding of Finite Element Analysis (FEA) applied to vibration and thermal phenomena using ANSYS.
• Gain proficiency in utilizing ANSYS Mechanical APDL, a powerful commercial general-purpose finite element program.
• Acquire practical skills for developing, verifying, validating, and interpreting finite element models.
• Learn industry best practices for analyzing strength, toughness, elasticity, temperature distribution, and fluid flow in structures, electronics, & components
• Master modal analysis and theoretical validation techniques for fixed beams, beams with lumped masses, and simply supported beams.
• Gain expertise in harmonic analysis of stepped bars and fixed beams under cyclic loading.
• Acquire the ability to perform transient analysis of beams subjected to step loading.
• Understand theoretical validation and practical applications of thermal analysis using ANSYS Mechanical APDL.
• Learn techniques for thermal analysis of composite slabs, furnaces with convection and conduction, composite walls, and bars with constant heat flux.
• Enhance your problem-solving skills through real-world applications of various analysis types presented in the course.
• Develop the ability to validate analysis results using Finite Element Analysis (FEA) alongside ANSYS Mechanical APDL.
• Acquire the knowledge and skills to confidently tackle complex vibration and thermal analysis challenges in engineering.
• Obtain a solid foundation in FEA that can be applied to virtually any type of analysis.
• Understanding normal and structured meshing techniques
• Expand your professional capabilities and increase your value in the engineering industry.

Requirements

• Should have a grasp on thermal Engineering, Vibrational theory and conception and a bit of theoretical understanding on Finite Element Analysis

Target audience

• Engineering students who want to start their career as a Design Engineer or CAD/CAE/CFD professional can have enough confidence from this course. Engineering Professionals who are already working in industry. Any CAD/CAM/CAE Professional