Author: Ni Dong
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: ANSYS is a large-scale finite element analysis software developed by ANSYS Inc. in the United States. This book introduces the practical applications of ANSYS in engineering based on ANSYS 7.0. Divided into 8 chapters according to different disciplines and engineering applications, the book covers basic knowledge, methods, and techniques of ANSYS 7.0, modeling and meshing, static analysis, dynamic analysis, nonlinear analysis, optimization design, thermal analysis and coupled fields, computational fluid dynamics and electromagnetic analysis, as well as fatigue analysis. Through multiple examples, it comprehensively introduces the characteristics and operational techniques of each discipline and engineering application. This book is suitable for intermediate and advanced users of ANSYS and technicians with preliminary experience. It can serve as a teaching material for senior undergraduate students, graduate students, and teachers in science and engineering disciplines to learn ANSYS, as well as a reference book for engineering and technical personnel in general industries and scientific research, such as mechanical manufacturing, petrochemical, light industry, shipbuilding, aerospace, automotive transportation, electronics, civil engineering, water conservancy, railways, household appliances, and biomedical fields.
General Finite Element Analysis: ANSYS 7.0 Case Studies
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