ANSYS Engineering Analysis Software Application Examples

Author: Ye Xianlei
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book can be used as a textbook or reference for senior undergraduate students, graduate students, and teachers in science and engineering disciplines to learn the ANSYS software. It can also serve as a reference for engineering and technical personnel engaged in scientific research in aerospace, mechanical manufacturing, automotive, railway, military, energy, water conservancy, and civil engineering, among other fields, to learn and use ANSYS. This book is suitable for those who have a certain understanding of ANSYS as a reference, as well as for beginners in ANSYS as an introductory textbook. The book is divided into five parts: Introduction, Static Analysis, Dynamic Analysis, Nonlinear Analysis, and Thermal Analysis.
The Introduction part covers the installation of ANSYS, its basic functions, interface menus, and basic solution processes, providing readers with a fundamental understanding of ANSYS and laying the foundation for further in-depth study. The other four parts are categorized based on practical engineering problems. In each part, the basic concepts, methods, and analysis processes used to solve problems under that topic are summarized first, giving readers a comprehensive and clear understanding of the problem. Then, several typical examples are selected to explain the thinking, methods, and steps for solving such problems using ANSYS. During the explanation of these examples, technical difficulties, solution techniques, and common errors when using ANSYS to solve such problems are summarized in combination with actual engineering issues. At the end of each example, the command flow of the example is provided, which can help readers understand the operation of ANSYS command flow and lay a solid foundation for further advancement.