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Finite Element Method - ANSYS Workbench
FSI-ZAWAcad. year: 2019/2020
Solution of real engineering problems using FEM. Calculation of linear and non-linear analysis of beam structures, stress-strain analysis of machine parts, contact analysis, modal analysis, heat transfer, basics of CFD analysis and topological optimalization. Emphasis is placed also on the analysis and interpretation of results, which is an inseparable part of FEM analyses.
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2. Strain-stress 1D and 2D analysis (truss, pressure vessel, plain stress, plain strain, axisymmetry)
3. Strain-stress 3D analysis (bracket, spanner, spring)
4. Strain-stress analysis of assembly, contact analysis
5. Advanced contact analysis (preloaded bolted joint)
6. Import of geometry, modal analysis (bell, propeller, impeller)
7. Linear buckling (truss), non-linear model of material
8. Steady-state and unsteady heat transfer (window system, printed circuit board, piston), thermal deformation (cover, pan)
9. CFD analysis of flow and heat transfer
10. Topological optimalization, part geometry optimalization