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    This document provides an overview of finite element analysis (FEA) and the ANSYS software. It defines FEA as a numerical method for solving complex engineering problems by dividing them into smaller, simpler parts called finite elements. The finite element method involves pre-processing to define the model, solving matrix equations to determine stresses and displacements, and post-processing to view results. ANSYS is widely used FEA software that can simulate problems in various engineering disciplines like structural analysis, fluid flow, and heat transfer.

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    This document provides an overview of finite element analysis (FEA) and the ANSYS software. It defines FEA as a numerical method for solving complex engineering problems by dividing them into smaller, simpler parts called finite elements. The finite element method involves pre-processing to define the model, solving matrix equations to determine stresses and displacements, and post-processing to view results. ANSYS is widely used FEA software that can simulate problems in various engineering disciplines like structural analysis, fluid flow, and heat transfer.

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    What is it and why should you be using i

    What is FEA?
    Provides

    and approximate analysis of


    a complex real-world engineering
    problem
    Predicts how a product reacts to
    forces, vibration, heat, fluid flow, and
    other physical effects
    Used where analytical solutions are
    not easily obtained
    Alternative to experimental test
    method

    What is FEA?
    A

    discrete representation of a
    physical continuum
    Divides into a mesh of finite
    elements which are defined by a
    series of partial differential equations
    at each node
    Creates an approximate solution

    Image ref: what-when-how.com

    The Finite Element Method


    1.

    Pre processing Define the


    model

    Geometry
    Mesh
    Boundary conditions
    Loading
    Initial conditions
    Material properties

    The Finite Element


    Method
    2.

    Solution The program derives


    governing matrix equations (i.e.
    stiffness x displacement = load) and
    solves for stresses, strains and
    displacements

    The Finite Element


    Method
    3.

    Post Processing View the results

    Example Project

    Mesh

    Loading and boundary conditions

    Acceleration plot

    Deformation plot

    Benefits and
    Applications
    Allows

    refinement and changes to


    design quickly and low cost
    Particularly suitable for:
    Structural/mechanical engineering

    design
    Produce development
    Failure analysis investigations
    Improving the efficiency of existing
    designs

    Limitations
    Not

    all finite element models are


    created equal
    FEA is an approximate numerical
    method, so some error is inevitable
    Knowledge and training of the user
    are vital to recognizing and reducing
    errors to produce reliable results.

    Why Learn ANSYS?


    Used

    by over 40,000 professionals


    globally
    96 of the top 100 industrial
    companies in the fortune 500 list
    Widely accepted in almost all
    engineering disciplines
    Reasonably simple to use
    Can be used to simulate almost any
    engineering problem

    What can ANSYS do?

    Aerodynami
    cs

    Heat
    Exchange
    Explicit
    dynamics

    Ocean Mechanics

    ANSYS Customers

    Contact Us
    Center
    Company

    :Rddhi Technologies
    : FEM CFD Research and Development Pvt. Ltd.

    We are licensed by
    PA, USA

    :ANSYS India Pvt Ltd.,c/oANSYS Inc.,

    Please check our Website for Details:www.rddhi.in


    Center location:
    3rd Floor "Kollenchery Towers", Near LF
    Hospital, MC Road,
    Angamaly,
    Ernakulam.
    Email:
    Contact:

    rddhitechnologies@gmail.com
    +91 85 9391 0853
    +91 94 9656 3100

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