Introduction To ANSYS (Part1) : Starting Ansys Workbench

softwareANSYS is a set of analytical tools that use the finite element method for modeling and analysis. The finite element method has been devised to solve complex problems with geometry, type of materials, and arbitrary loading. In this way, the complex models are first divided into smaller soluble components and then by combining the results obtained from the solution of each component together the whole model response is obtained at each point. The superiority of analyzing various issues on one hand and the upgrading of computer equipment on the other hand has led to the application of finite element method and consequently software based on it. The tools provided in ANSYS enable the analysis of various types of structures such as frames, tanks, dams, bridges ... and structural components such as steel joints, steel or concrete members, insulators, ... in various ways. These include static analysis, reciprocal loading, modal, time history, spectral, and so on. To simulate different reliance conditions sometimes several options are available as acceleration, displacement, force or anchor with different patterns that are constant or variable over time. Different behavioral models of brittle and aggregate materials such as dual- and multi-linear models of steel, the Drager-Prager model and the concrete fracture model have been predicted to be used in the field of nonlinear behavior.

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4:50 Toolbox
6: 15 menu bar
8: 15 under toolbox: Static Structure
8: 50 cell state
10: 35 link different operation together
14:00 Archive file to send
15:40 Unit system
18:28 Import geometry
20:15 Geometry property
23:21 Engineering data
29:52 nonlinear material analysis *(multilinear isotropic hardening 30:50)
32:00 manually add new material in engineering data

[awiii]

What a savior! Incredibly covered the basics, really needed this video, it'll definitely help in my final year mechanical engineering project. Keep uploading more ANSYS videos especially ANSYS Fluent (CFD Analysis basics).

[pratikbabhulkar]

Thank you for making this video. It has everything that we need to get started. Well explained and structured and best tutorial on the Youtube. Thank you a ton for taking time and putting in effort for making this video.

[viveksingh]

Great video ....simply awesome..
Waiting for your next videos 🤩🤩

[Lonkines]

Thank you very much for the video! It helped me a lot.

[tigerexo]

This is so helpful! Thank you for creating this video!

[ajiboyedavid]

Thank you very much for your help.
💯 For you.

[Chronis_R]

Πολύ καλό για αρχάριους. Great video, thank you.

[danish]

Thanks for the amazing series. I wanted to know how much of FEM is need to work on Ansys.

[paulstephen]

I want to perform a boolean subtraction operation..?? But there are some issues. How to resolve those

You almost kicked me out of the window when you said to have a SOUND background in Engineering :D

[davidhunt]

"You can always go ahead into ..."

[shamshulhamizana.w.]

What is the difference with this and ANSYS Discovery AIM ?

[vedhere]

Plz upload more videos of ansys Nd apdl

[alimahmoodi]

Hello dear! I wanted to know if you can introduce some free courses for learning Ansys Fluent. Besides you're videos are awesome. Do they cover ansys fluent A-Z?

[priyankajadav]

Can we analys the seismic analysis of interlocking blocks in infills walls in ansys. Please share vedios of this

[ismailmuktharms]

While trying to edit engineering materials. Whole software shuts off. Can any one help me with thid problem.?

[davidhunt]

Why do all you "video masters" blow out speakers at the start of your videos? Especially with poor techno music that is not quite music.