ANSYS Mechanical Engineering Application Examples

Author: Zhou Ning
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: With the gradual improvement of microcomputer computing capabilities, the numerical computation software ANSYS has also been updated and replaced, with its various functions becoming increasingly perfect. Its powerful analysis functions, user-friendly interface, and wide range of applications have made this large-scale general-purpose finite element analysis software increasingly popular among Chinese users. ANSYS, which integrates analysis of structures, heat, fluids, electromagnetism, and acoustics, has been applied in numerous fields. This book focuses on introducing the application of ANSYS in the field of mechanical engineering, including the analysis and solutions of problems such as statics, dynamics, heat, fluids, and coupled fields. The book is divided into three parts: Part I: Basic Knowledge, which primarily introduces the fundamentals of FEA and ANSYS, as well as the basic steps of ANSYS solution, laying a foundation for engineering applications; Part II: Specialized Applications, which analyzes structural linear statics, nonlinear statics, structural dynamics, thermal, fluid dynamics, and coupled fields, combining ANSYS functional modules to explain typical application examples in the field of mechanical engineering. Each section is based on the engineering background of the examples, providing in-depth and comprehensive introductions with detailed analysis steps, followed by summaries and conclusions; Part III: Advanced Topics, which focuses on specialized discussions, including pre-processing, solution control, and post-processing, offering tips and experience summaries for problems frequently encountered in practical applications to help engineering professionals further enhance their ability to solve real-world engineering challenges. The book is written in an easy-to-understand language, with rich and detailed content, emphasizing the example-centered approach. It can serve as both a learning resource for ANSYS beginners and readers with some foundation, as well as a reference for CAE engineers.