Showing posts with label ANSYS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ANSYS. Show all posts

Thursday, 25 December 2014

Ansys Boundary layer simulation

Dear all,
I want to share a post from my page "MECHANICAL ENGINEERING - Google+.

While learning Ansys for CFD  analysis, I recently got a file from Internet. I forgot from where I have downloaded that. But in that tutorial the following things are well explained -- 

1. How to do incremental meshing in "Ansys Workbench"
2. How to do "Mesh adaptation" in FLUENT 
3. An overview of how to capture large 'velocity gradients' at solid boundaries (Boundary layer phenomenon).

Link  http://www.mne.psu.edu/cimbala/Learning/ANSYS/Workbench_Tutorial_Boundary_Layer.pdf


Hope it is useful for beginners like me...

Regards,
SAIKRISHNA NADELLA

Sunday, 15 June 2014

ANSYS FEM tutorial for structural analysis

Hi friends,

To learn ANSYS online here is a link from Alberta University. click here.
         Many aspects of ANSYS are explained in the order of difficulty. It is useful for those who want to learn Ansys for structural applications. But one drawback is  --  these tutorials are done with Ansys 7.0 (an older version). Of course, that is not a matter...!!!

I think this may be useful to you or your friend.