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Engineering Simulations with ANSYS

The document discusses the engineering design process, emphasizing the importance of prototyping as a method for verifying concepts through working models. It outlines three approaches to solving design problems: analytical, experimental, and numerical methods, each with its own advantages and limitations. The use of CAE applications like ANSYS allows for cost and time savings by enabling design analysis through computer simulations instead of physical testing.

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Engineering Simulations with ANSYS

The document discusses the engineering design process, emphasizing the importance of prototyping as a method for verifying concepts through working models. It outlines three approaches to solving design problems: analytical, experimental, and numerical methods, each with its own advantages and limitations. The use of CAE applications like ANSYS allows for cost and time savings by enabling design analysis through computer simulations instead of physical testing.

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Engineering Design

Process

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PROTOTYPING
• Prototyping is an experimental process where design teams produce working models of the concept in order to verify
whether the concept is able to satisfy the needs or not.

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PROTOTYPING
• Prototyping is an experimental process where design teams produce working models of the concept in order to verify
whether the concept is able to satisfy the needs or not.

• Before CAD, physical prototypes of the design were manufactured and in some industries they still are.

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PROTOTYPING
• Prototyping is an experimental process where design teams produce working models of the concept in order to verify
whether the concept is able to satisfy the needs or not.

• Before CAE, physical prototypes of the design were manufactured and in some industries they still are.

• With CAE applications such as ANSYS, it is now possible to analyse a design in a computer simulation instead of real world
testing.

Learn Engineering Simulations with ANSYS from


PROTOTYPING
• Prototyping is an experimental process where design teams produce working models of the concept in order to verify
whether the concept is able to satisfy the needs or not.

• Before CAE, physical prototypes of the design were manufactured and in some industries they still are.

• With CAE applications such as ANSYS, it is now possible to analyse a design in a computer simulation instead of real world
testing.

This helps the design team by:

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PROTOTYPING
• Prototyping is an experimental process where design teams produce working models of the concept in order to verify
whether the concept is able to satisfy the needs or not.

• Before CAE, physical prototypes of the design were manufactured and in some industries they still are.

• With CAE applications such as ANSYS, it is now possible to analyse a design in a computer simulation instead of real world
testing.

This helps the design team by:

1. Reducing cost

2. Saving time

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SOLVING A DESIGN PROBLEM
• Any design problem or engineering problem can be solved in three ways:

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SOLVING A DESIGN PROBLEM
• Any design problem or engineering problem can be solved in three ways:

ANALYTICAL EXPERIMENTAL NUMERICAL


METHOD METHOD METHOD

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SOLVING A DESIGN PROBLEM
• Any design problem or engineering problem can be solved in three ways:

ANALYTICAL EXPERIMENTAL NUMERICAL


METHOD METHOD METHOD

• Classical method that uses equations to


yield 100 % accurate results

• Only for simpler problems.

• Example: Solving Fourier law to


determine heat transfer between two
ends of a metal rod

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SOLVING A DESIGN PROBLEM
• Any design problem or engineering problem can be solved in three ways:

ANALYTICAL EXPERIMENTAL NUMERICAL


METHOD METHOD METHOD

• Classical method that uses equations to • Comparatively costly method that uses
yield 100 % accurate results practical experimentation to yield
results.
• Only for simpler problems.
• Results may not be 100% accurate.
• Example: Solving Fourier law to
determine heat transfer between two • Example: Performing the heat transfer
ends of a metal rod experiment

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SOLVING A DESIGN PROBLEM
• Any design problem or engineering problem can be solved in three ways:

ANALYTICAL EXPERIMENTAL NUMERICAL


METHOD METHOD METHOD

• Comparatively costly method that uses • Uses mathematical approximations and


• Classical method that uses equations to requires assumptions.
yield 100 % accurate results practical experimentation to yield
results.
• Results needed to be verified by either
• Only for simpler problems. Experimental or Analytical Method.
• Results may not be 100% accurate.
• Example: Solving Fourier law to • Finite Element Method used by ANSYS
determine heat transfer between two • Example: Performing the heat transfer
experiment is a Numerical Method
ends of a metal rod

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