Course detail
Computational Upgrades of CAD
FSI-ZVNAcad. year: 2010/2011
The course Computational upgrades of CAD is designated to extend knowledge in the area of solution of engineering problems by FEM (Finite Element Method) using the computer systems ANSYS Classic, ANSYS Workbench a COSMOSDesignSTAR. The students will get familiar with FEM programs dedicated for designers and acquire practical experience with solution of concrete tasks.
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Basic literature
Lawrence, Kent L.: ANSYS Workbench Tutorial, ISBN: 1585032697
Madenci, E., Guven, I.: The Finite Element Method and Applications in Engineering Using ANSYS, Springer, 2006, ISBN-13: 978-0387282893
Petruška, J: Počítačové metody mechaniky II. FSI VUT, Brno, 2001
Stolarski T., et al: Essential ANSYS for Engineers, ISBN: 075066875X
Recommended reading
COSMOS/DesignSTAR, Basic User`s Guide, SRAC 2000
Lawrence, Kent L.: ANSYS Tutorial 10, ISBN: 1585032689
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2. APDL (macros, parametric modelling, programming).
3. Buckling analysis.
4. FEM in dynamics I. - Modal analysis, solution of eigen problem.
5. FEM in dynamics II. - Harmonic and transient dynamic analysis.
6. FEM in dynamics III. - Implicit and explicit dynamics.
7. Thermal analyses I.
8. Thermal analyses II.
9. Thermal analyses III.
10.-12. Another topics will be lectured by solving of problems in tutorials.
13. Answering of student questions about topics from lectures and tutorials.
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2. APDL (macros, parametric modelling, programming).
3. Linear and nonlinear buckling of beam and beam construction.
4. Modal analysis of bell.
5. Harmonic and transient analysis of beam. Droptest of the container.
6. Steady-state heat transfer in window system.
7. Transient heat transfer in CPU cooler.
8. Thermal stress in warmed-up thick-walled vessel.
9. Strain and stress in hinge - contact analysis. Strain and stress in notched machine part.
10. Modal analysis of gear box cover plate. Modal analysis of blade wheel.
11. Strain and stress analysis of assebly including bolted joint with preload - contact analysis. Linear buckling of beam.
12. Thermal analysis of iron surface. Transient thermal analysis of sterilizing box and its thermal stress.
13. Semestral project presentation and evaluation, course-credit.