Altair HyperWork Modelling Meshing Run Solver File

Altair HyperWork – Modelling – Meshing – Run Solver File, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4, with 55 lectures, based on 43 reviews, and has 341 subscribers.

You will learn about FEM Theory Meshing of 1d 2d 3d Create and set-up Finite element models for analysis Improve knowledge of meshing Topology, size, Shape Optimization learner HyperWork tutorial learner Hyperwork CFD This course is ideal for individuals who are Computer aided design & engineering or learn practical application of FEA and CAE or Aerospace Engineering or Mechanical and Industrial Engineer or Learn Meshing and Analysis of Mechanical System or Automobile Engineers It is particularly useful for Computer aided design & engineering or learn practical application of FEA and CAE or Aerospace Engineering or Mechanical and Industrial Engineer or Learn Meshing and Analysis of Mechanical System or Automobile Engineers.

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Title: Altair HyperWork – Modelling – Meshing – Run Solver File

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 55

Number of Published Lectures: 55

Number of Curriculum Items: 55

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 55

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

FEM Theory

Meshing of 1d 2d 3d

Create and set-up Finite element models for analysis

Improve knowledge of meshing

Topology, size, Shape Optimization

learner HyperWork tutorial

learner Hyperwork CFD

Who Should Attend

Computer aided design & engineering

learn practical application of FEA and CAE

Aerospace Engineering

Mechanical and Industrial Engineer

Learn Meshing and Analysis of Mechanical System

Automobile Engineers

Target Audiences

Computer aided design & engineering

learn practical application of FEA and CAE

Aerospace Engineering

Mechanical and Industrial Engineer

Learn Meshing and Analysis of Mechanical System

Automobile Engineers

Hyperworks is a complete CAE software made by Altair engineering. It consists all the modules of CAE i.e. modelling, meshing, solver. It is a complete package of finite element procedure. Pre-processing, Solving and Post-processing can be done using Hyperworks.

Altair HyperWorks provides the most comprehensive, open-architecture CAE solution in the industry including best-in-class modeling, analysis and optimizatio.

HyperWorks line of software, including:

OptiStruct – Structural Analysis Solver (linear and non-linear); solution for structural design and optimization

RADIOSS – Structural Analysis Solver (highly non-linear problems under dynamic loadings); an industry standard for automotive crash and impact analysis

MotionView – Solver-neutral Multi-body Pre-processor

MotionSolve – Multi-body Solver; an integrated solution to analyze and optimize multi-body system performance

HyperXtrude – Metal & Polymer Extrusion Solver; an advanced solver for manufacturing process simulations and validations

HyperForm – Metal Forming Solver

HyperMesh, HyperCrash, Simlab, HyperView, HyperGraph – CAE Pre & Post Processing[1]

HyperStudy – Design of Experiments and Multi-disciplinary Design Optimization

HyperMath – Mathematical Analysis Environment

AcuSolve – General-purpose Finite Element Based CFD Solver

FEKO – 3D Electromagnetic Solver

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Theory of FEA and CAE

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: How to decide element type

Lecture 3: Can we solve same problem using 1-D, 2-D and 3D element

Lecture 4: How to do meshing in critical area

Lecture 5: 3d Element

Lecture 6: Minimum element length using in time and crease calculation analysis

Lecture 7: Material and property Information

Chapter 2: 1D Meshing

Lecture 1: 1D Meshing Introduction

Lecture 2: Create Hyper-beam

Lecture 3: Create HyperBeam I Solving the problem usinng 10 rod element

Lecture 4: Create bar element

Lecture 5: Concept of C-D-E-F point

Lecture 6: Bar element analysis

Lecture 7: Create bar element using rectangular cross section

Lecture 8: Different of dof (Degree of freedom)

Lecture 9: Roll cage Analysis

Chapter 3: 2D Meshing

Lecture 1: 2D Meshing topic cover in session

Lecture 2: how to open and save file In HyperMesh

Lecture 3: Working with panel

Lecture 4: Organizing a model

Lecture 5: Importing and repairing CAD

Lecture 6: Create a Mid-surface

Lecture 7: Simplifying Geometry

Lecture 8: Refining topology to achieve a quality mesh

Lecture 9: Auto Meshing panel

Lecture 10: Meshing without surfaces

Lecture 11: Create a Meshing in Curved surfaces

Lecture 12: Checking and editing Mesh

Chapter 4: 3D Meshing

Lecture 1: Create and Edit solid geometry

Lecture 2: Perform Tetra Meshing

Lecture 3: Creating a hex-penta mesh using surfaces part 1

Lecture 4: Creating a hex-penta mesh using surfaces part 2

Lecture 5: Creating a hexahedral mesh using the solid map function

Lecture 6: Using the tetramesh process manager

Chapter 5: Analysis and Post Processing

Lecture 1: Linear static analysis of a plate with a hole Part 1

Lecture 2: Linear static analysis of a plate with a hole part 2

Lecture 3: Thermal stress analysis of a coffee pot lid

Lecture 4: Normal modes analysis of a splash shield

Lecture 5: 3D Inertia relief analysis using RADIOSS

Lecture 6: 3D Buckling analysis using RADIOSS

Lecture 7: Connection of dissimilar meshes using CWELD element

Lecture 8: Analysis of a composite aircraft structure using PCOMPG

Lecture 9: Direct frequency response analysis of a flat plate

Lecture 10: Model frequency response analysis of a flat plate

Lecture 11: Acoustic analysis of a half car model

Lecture 12: Random response analysis of a flat plate

Lecture 13: Nonlinear gap analysis of an airplane wing rib

Lecture 14: Direct transient dynamic analysis of a bracket

Chapter 6: Topology Optimization

Lecture 1: Design concept for a structural C-clip

Lecture 2: Design concept for a structural C-clip with minimum member size control

Lecture 3: Topology optimization for an automotive control arm

Lecture 4: Increasing natural frequencies of an automotive splash shield with ribs

Lecture 5: Control arm topology optimization with draw direction constraints

Lecture 6: Sport weld reduction using CWELD and 1-D Topology optimization

Chapter 7: Use 3D Models in practice

Lecture 1: Practice models

Instructors

Swaylen CAD I CAM I CAE Expert
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5 stars: 11 votes

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