Ansys Thermal Desktop provides engineers with rapid heat transfer and thermal insight using numerical techniques to cater to applications involving conduction, thermal radiation, and flow challenges. Complementing the use of Ansys Fluent and Ansys Mechanical, Ansys Thermal Desktop provides an easy-to-use experience
Join us in this webinar to learn how your student team can benefit using Ansys in your FSAE chassis system design.
TIME:
NOVEMBER 1, 2023
10 AM EDT
Venue:
Virtual
The webinar includes a brief description of the methodology and the approaches used to design a rule-compliant, safe, and ergonomic chassis structure
Join us in this upcoming webinar to get updated on expanding FEA-CFD coupling capabilities using Ansys Rocky and Ansys Mechanical.
TIME:
OCTOBER 31ST, 2023
11 AM EDT / 4 PM CET / 8:30 PM IST
Venue:
Virtual
In this webinar, we’ll demonstrate how to use high-fidelity simulation tools like Discrete Element Method
Join us for this last episode of the webinar series to learn how Ansys optiSLang connects to the mechanical engineering discipline to achieve practical design exploration and optimization. Don’t miss the upcoming episode to hear from Ansys experts and ask questions.
TIME:
DECEMBER 12, 2023
10 AM EST / 4 PM CET / 8:30 PM IST
Venue:
Join us for this second episode of the webinar series to learn how Ansys optiSLang connects to best-in-class Ansys Simulation in the mechanical engineering discipline to achieve effective design exploration and optimization. This means optimizing a design with minimal effort thanks to parametric variation analysis and advanced
THE ANSYS FLUENT AND MECHANICAL VIRTUAL USER CONFERENCE
Join us for a one-day virtual engineering simulation conference that brings together Ansys users and experts to showcase the latest product enhancements, tips and tricks, and insight into the roadmap of our flagship computational fluid dynamics
Learn more about the latest software updates for our flexible multi-body dynamics solver, Ansys Motion – available in Ansys Mechanical from version 19.3 and onwards. Sign up for this informative webinar today.
TIME:
AUGUST 29, 2023
11 AM EDT
Venue:
Virtual
Ansys Motion is a flexible multi-body dynamics simulation
See the improvements to Ansys Icepak and Ansys Mechanical Thermal as part of the 2023 R2 update to Thermal Integrity for Electronics. Solver and meshing improvements are combined with integrations to other Ansys simulators to enhance designer modeling and simulation of electronics products from a multiphysics standpoint.
Register for this webinar to learn about new Ansys Mechanical features for 2023 R2, including the release of PyMechanical, turbomachinery enhancements, solver advancements, and more.
TIME:
SEPTEMBER 5, 2023
10 AM EST
Venue:
Virtual
2023 R2 brings new features to Ansys Mechanical that enable users to perform
Hear from Dr. Rajesh Bhaskaran from Cornell University about easy ways to incorporate Ansys simulation into your mechanical and aerospace undergraduate engineering curricula. See how it enhances the learning experience, helps retain students, and best prepares them for the challenges they will face when they enter their
