Ansys Mechanical - Structural Non-Linearity and Advanced Contacts

Presential

24 Hours

Intensive

Structural analysis

The course introduces the procedure for non-linear solution and addresses how to perform the setup of a non-linear analysis, define non-linear solution options and review non-linear results.

It contemplates the procedure of modeling advanced contacts between two or more solids. Additionally, it includes plasticity, stabilization and diagnosis of non-convergence problems.

The content of the course assumes that the user has attended the Introduction to Structural Simulation course or is already familiar with the procedures for performing static linear analysis in Ansys Mechanical.

This course is only available in portuguese language.

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Classes:

Methodology

Intensive training with ESSS specialists.

Our modern classrooms are equipped with all the necessary structure to carry out your training. It is not necessary to take your personal computer to the classroom. The electronic didactic material will be available for future consultations. During the breaks coffee break will be offered.

Target Public

Industry professionals, students or academic professors interested in starting or improving their knowledge in simulation techniques for the creation and improvement of real projects in the most diverse areas of engineering.

Program

Module 1 - Basic Structural Non-Linearity
Introduction to structural nonlinearity;
- Procedure for nonlinear modeling;
- Basic contacts;
- Plasticity in metals;
- Stabilization in non-linear buckling problems;
- Diagnosis of non-convergence problems.
Module 2 - Advanced Contacts and Fastening Elements
- Contacts overview;
- Types and formulations of contact;
- Contact interface treatments;
- Advanced contact options via APDL;
- Fastening elements: gaskets and preload on screws.
Each course topic is followed by one or more workshops and hands-on exercises.

Instructors/teaching staff

Marcos Giovani Dropa de Bortoli

Requirements

Previous knowledge in Finite Element Method.

Certificate

After the full completion of the course, the student has access to an international certificate, proving the completion of the course with the total hours attended. The certificate is issued by the ESSS Institute, which is a world reference in the subject of Computer Simulation. ESSS guarantees the quality of the course through its experience and recognition as a reference in Computational Simulation. With more than 200 employees, it is undoubtedly the largest CAE company in Latin America, having in its portfolio more than 800 companies worldwide. The faculty is formed by ESSS doctors and masters and invited professors, with solid background in teaching, research and consulting.

General conditions:

Credit card (in up to 12 installments), with immediate access after payment confirmation or bank slip (in cash) with the release made after bank clearing. If the hiring is through Commitment or Purchase Order (Public and Private Companies), talk to our educational consultants by contacting cursos@esss.co.
- 30% discount for confirmed registrations 90 days before the training;
- 20% discount for confirmed entries at 60 days before the training;
- 10% discount for confirmed registrations 30 days before the training;
- 05% discount for indication of enrollment or from the second inscription not in the same month.

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