Introduction to FEA
This beginner-friendly course offers an introduction to Finite Element Analysis (FEA) using ANSYS Mechanical, one of the most powerful simulation tools available for engineering design. Participants will explore core FEA concepts, such as stress, strain, and deformation, while gaining hands-on experience with ANSYS software. The course starts with an overview of the user interface, moving step by step through geometry import, mesh generation, and applying loads and boundary conditions.
What you’ll learn
- Understand how to use ANSYS Structural for some basic analysis.
- Understand the ide of geometry preparation, meshing running, and post-processing.
- Able to use the knowledge for real-world application.
- Add some basic knowledge of Finite Element Analysis.
Course Content
- Introduction –> 8 lectures • 2hr 22min.
Requirements
This beginner-friendly course offers an introduction to Finite Element Analysis (FEA) using ANSYS Mechanical, one of the most powerful simulation tools available for engineering design. Participants will explore core FEA concepts, such as stress, strain, and deformation, while gaining hands-on experience with ANSYS software. The course starts with an overview of the user interface, moving step by step through geometry import, mesh generation, and applying loads and boundary conditions.
Students will solve basic structural problems and interpret results through post-processing tools, learning how to refine meshes and evaluate simulation accuracy. By the end of the course, participants will understand how to approach real-world mechanical problems using simulation and develop the skills to model and analyze components for various industries.
Key Topics:
- Introduction to FEA principles
- ANSYS Mechanical interface overview
- Geometry preparation and meshing techniques
- Applying loads, constraints, and boundary conditions
- Solving static structural analysis
- Result visualization and interpretation
Upon finishing this course, participants will have developed a strong foundational portfolio in Finite Element Analysis (FEA) using ANSYS Mechanical. Through a series of practical simulations and problem-solving exercises, they will be able to showcase their ability to set up and analyze basic mechanical problems. This portfolio will demonstrate proficiency in essential skills such as meshing, applying loads and boundary conditions, running simulations, and interpreting results. These projects will be valuable assets for students and professionals looking to advance in careers in mechanical engineering, simulation analysis, or related fields.