Introduction

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Solving FSI Applications Using ANSYS Mechanical and ANSYS Fluent

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Objectives
This training course covers the process of performing one-way and twoway FSI in Workbench between Fluent and ANSYS Mechanical. It is intended for users with some experience using both Fluent and Mechanical. Course Objectives:
Provide an understanding of the Workbench user interface, as related to FSI workflows Learn the procedures for performing one and two-way structural FSI analyses, including steady state and transient, using co-simulation with System Coupling Learn the procedures for performing various one-way FSI analyses, including thermal and structural, steady state and transient, for a variety of different load types

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Agenda: Day 1
Morning Lecture 1 Overview of FSI in Workbench Workshop 1 1-way Structural FSI for a Flow Probe Lecture 2 Co-simulation via System Coupling: Part I Afternoon Lecture 2 Co-simulation via System Coupling: Part I (continued) Workshop 2 Hyperelastic Flap 2-way FSI Lecture 3 - Co-simulation via System Coupling: Part II

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Agenda: Day 2
Morning Lecture 4 Co-simulation via System Coupling: Part III Workshop 3 Debugging System Coupling Simulations Afternoon Lecture 5 Co-simulation via System Coupling: Part IV Workshop 4 Thermal Stress Analysis of a T-Junction Lecture 6 Static Data Transfers

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