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HIGH PERFORMANCE ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS 2022

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Hands-On

Important for Hands-on Sessions:

Please early register for the Hands-On sesssions, taking into account the limited number of seats! (8 for each software).

For the Hands-on sessions, please make sure you bring your personal laptop. Licenses will be provided by INAS, based on the registration form. Licenses must be installed at least 3 days before the conference.

After submitting the registration form you will receive all the necessary steps to activate your license.

. Ansys Mechanical - Agenda

ANSYS Mechanical basics

Workshop 01 – Various local and global mesh controls to enhance the mesh

Workshop 02 – Linear structural analysis of an assembly

Connections: contacts, joints, beams

Workshop 03 - Contact offset control. Contact Tool

Workshop 04 - Using joints to connect parts in an assembly. Component Mode Synthesis (CMS)

Frequency dynamic analyses

Workshop 05 – Modal analysis. Basics of free vibration. Vibration with prestress

Workshop 06 – Random vibrations (PSD) analysis for a structure

Nonlinear structural analyses

Workshop 07 - Frictional contact simulation

Workshop 08 - Enhancing a frictional contact interface using APDL commands

Multiple calculation scenarios and loading steps

Workshop 09 - Multiple analysis scenarios using parameters

Workshop 10 - Multistep analysis of a pipe clamp assembly

Explicit dynamics analyses

Workshop 11 – Drop test response of a reinforced concrete beam

Workshop 12 – Impact analysis using SPH particles

. Ansys CFD - Agenda

Preprocessing for CFD simulations

Workshop 01 – Global controls for mesh sizing and inflation

Workshop 02 – Multiple methods and local controls combined to create a conformal hybrid mesh

CFD workflow

Workshop 03 – Fluid flow and heat transfer in a mixing tee

Heat transfer

Workshop 04 – Electronics cooling with natural convection and radiation

Coupled field analysis

Workshop 05 – One way fluid structure interaction for a flow probe

Multi-species flow and postprocessing

Workshop 06 – The release of heat and combustion gases in a ventilated garage

. Ansys Sherlock - Agenda

Project Overview

Ansys Sherlock organizes design files, inputs and analysis results as "Project Folders" that can be managed inside of the Sherlock application and shared between Sherlock users.

This workshop shows you how to import a Sherlock project and provides an overview of the various files and displays associated with a project.

ODB++ Project Creation

ODB++ archives consist of a standard collection of folders and data files used to describe almost everything needed to design and analyze circuit cards.

As such, they represent the easiest method for creating a Sherlock project. In fact, Sherlock is capable of automatically scanning the archive looking for all the data that is required for analysis purposes.

This lesson is dedicated importing a project from an ODB++ archive (or ODB XML archive).

Reviewing Part Properties

Even if Sherlock successfully imports all the data from CAD file, it is still very important to review all of the components in the Parts List to ensure that the information is accurate. Many properties contained in CAD files are simply passed along as whatever string values were entered by the user.

Sometimes those values are correct and sometimes not. Since PCB designers and manufacturers don't always use those properties, they may not be maintained properly.

Layer Viewer

The Parts List contains lots of details that are best displayed in tabular form and processed using tabbed forms, but circuit cards are intrinsically graphical, as are the analysis results associated with them. As such Ansys Sherlock provides a sophisticated Layer Viewer with a collection of graphical tools that can be used to review, analyze and update circuit card information. This section describes how the Layer Viewer can be used to review and modify the circuit card information imported directly from CAD files in preparation for analysis.

Analyzing reliability risks of PCBs with ANSYS Sherlock

In this tutorial, we will learn to analyze mechanical reliability risks of PCBs with several components using ANSYS Sherlock. We will analyze a PCB assembly comprising a six-layer board and hundreds of parts.

The objective of this analysis is to ascertain that the PCB design meets the target goal of less than 20% probability of failure in its service life of 10 years.

. Ansys Icepak AEDT - Agenda

Model Building in AEDT Icepak

In this workshop we will build a simple model in AEDT Icepak containing heat sinks and fans.

Willl assign boundary conditions and generate and review the mesh. Also we will analyze the model and will postprocess the results

Model Building with Icepak in AEDT - MCAD

Import MCAD geometry into Icepak in AEDT and organize and rename objects for better manipulation

Also will wlean, prepare, and simplify CAD geometry and will use Object Identification to identify Openings, Grilles, and Fans

Model Building with Icepak in AEDT - ECAD

In this workshop will build an electronics system-level model with etailed Icepak objects as PCB and 3D Fans.

Will assign boundary conditions and become familiar with the ECAD import process: IDF file import options, Trace import options,

View trace in PCB, View metal fractions.

Maxwell and Icepak Multiphysics in AEDT

This workshop demonstrates how Ohmic losses can be transferred from Maxwell to Icepak in ANSYS Electronics Desktop using 2-Way Coupling

It involves an eddy current solver of Maxwell to calculate heat losses which are then applied to Icepak to simulate natural convection.

. Ansys Granta EduPack for Academia - Agenda

Supporting materials education across the Engineering curriculum with Ansys Granta EduPack

- Overview of the available materials data and tools

- Systematic material section methodology

- Case study 1 - Material selection for a Longboard

- Coupling material selection (Granta EduPack) and structural analysis (Ansys Discovery)

- Case study 2 - Evaluate material choice impact on the Longboard simulation and find the optimal design for each material candidate

- Environmental impact analysis of design choices

- Case study 3 – Life cycle inventory of a water bottle

. Ansys Explicit Dynamics - Agenda

- Procedure for explicit numerical simulation of a vehicle crash into guardrails according to the EN 1317 regulation from a small car to a heavy truck.

- Numerical simulation of a vehicle attack against a mobile barrier according to PAS68, STANAG 2280, CWA16221.

- Ballistic simulation of ceramics materials according STANAG 4569. Testing of material properties.

- Blast simulation of multilayer sandwich with absorbing materials.

- Ansys LSDYNA simulation environment.

. PTC Creo - Agenda

Creo Design Essentials Package

Creo Design Essentials - the basic package offered today by PTC - redefines the design standard, including a number of innovative features and functionality typical of intelligent design, and which you can benefit from right from the moment of purchase.

The package includes:

- Creo Parametric: 3D Part & Assembly Design, Automatic 2D Drawing Creation, Parametric & Freestyle Surfacing, Sheet Metal Design, Mechanism Design, Plastic Part Design, Direct Modeling (Flexible Modeling), Additive Manufacturing, Augmented Reality, etc.

- Extended Collaboration

- Piping and Cabling

- Human Factor Design

- Photorealistic Rendering

- Structural Analysis

- Migration of Legacy Data

- Intelligent Fastner Design

- Design Exploration

- Framework and Weld Design

We invite you to experience some of these facilities in an interactive working session, which will consist of 4 to 6 hours.

. Bentley OpenFlows - Agenda

Title: Use of digital twins for efficient water utilities operations: examples of real-time leakage reduction and energy efficiency optimization

Summary: The EU recovery funds is setting ambitious goals and business outcomes for the European water companies to improve services to customers and the environment. The workshop will feature examples of how professionals from water utilities companies including the consulting ecosystem are currently utilizing digital twin’s analytic capabilities for asset performance modelling of water, sewer and drainage systems, reducing water losses and energy consumption, emergency response to services interruptions, demand management, and other efficiency-related topics.

The first part of the workshop addresses the efficiency trends in the water utilities industry, followed up by a brief description of the business benefits that can be realized from digital twins’ analytical capabilities to improve asset performance addressing these key efficiency topics. Second part of the workshop describes several water utilities case studies with the business outcomes: (i) how to use GIS data, hydraulic models and SCADA data to build digital twins; (ii) use of digital twins’ analytical capabilities coupled with hydraulic modelling to find and locate leakages hotspots in real-time and (iii) data-driven analytics applied to wastewater treatment plants to reduce energy consumption, chemicals, and carbon footprint.

Presenter: Slavco Velickov, Global Advancement Director, Water Industry

Duration: 4 hours

. Bentley OpenPlant - Agenda

Title: Complete design cycle for Process Plant

Summary:

During this session attendees will be able to go through the steps of the complete Plant design phase.

We will play the main roles of the design workflows – Project Manager (reviewing the design), Process Engineer (taking care of the PID diagram), Mechanical Engineer (maintaining the 3D model).

We will start from reviewing the draft of the PID diagram, creating markup to request a change and sending it back to the process Engineer,

As Process Engineer we will review the markup, adjust the diagram accordingly and report that back.

As Mechanical Engineer we will re-use process data from the PID diagram during modeling.

We will run the clash detection to make sure the multidiscipline model is clash free.

We will generate the deliverables and share them with all relevant project stakeholders.

Presenter: Jaroslaw Sitek, Application Engineer Team Manager - Plant EMEA

Duration: 4 hours

. Moldex3D - Agenda

Moldex3D Package offers all types of tools for design, analysis and optimization of injection molding processes for plastics.

Using this tool, you can easily and quickly obtain information about the injected product and its properties, while having the possibility to optimise the process before the actual injection.

We invite you to participate in an interactive session, where you will be able to experiment and discover some of the facilities and advantages offered by Moldex3D.

Topics included:

- Creating an analysis project;

- Importing 3D CAD geometry and preparing for analysis;

- Assigning material and defining process parameters;

- Solving, post-processing and interpretation of results.

Duration: 4 ÷ 6 hours.

. VERICUT - Agenda

This hands-on will introduce you to Vericut 9, you will learn:

- How to monitor the NC Program

- Find and detect Errors

- Measure features with X-Caliper

- Compare Cut Stock to Design to detect gouges with AUTODIFF

- Create Tool library

- Create coordinate systems and Work Offsets

- Create a Tool Library using STEP Assemblies

- Generate Reports

- You will be introduced to Force (Vericut Optimization module)

- Use CAM Interface to import projects into Vericut (Creo-to-Vericut Interface)

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