Master ANSYS CFX (CFD) from Scratch: Beginner to Advanced Course

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Learn ANSYS CFX (CFD) from scratch with this comprehensive course designed for beginners and professionals. Master fundamentals in advanced CFD concepts, setup simulations, analysis of fluid dynamics, and optimization of designs using ANSYS CFX. Gain hands-on experience with real-world case studies and practical exercises to enhance your skills in computational fluid dynamics.

What Will You Learn?

  • Understand the Fundamentals of CFD
  • Navigate ANSYS CFX with Confidence
  • Create High-Quality Meshes
  • Set Up and Run CFD Simulations
  • Analyze and Interpret CFD Results
  • Simulate Heat Transfer and Multiphase Flow
  • Apply Turbulence Modeling Techniques
  • Work with Rotating Machinery and Moving Boundaries
  • Optimize Designs and Improve Efficiency
  • Gain Hands-on Experience with Real-World Projects

Course Content

Introduction to CFD & ANSYS CFX
This module introduces Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and its role in various industries. You will understand the fundamental principles, advantages, and limitations of CFD. The module also provides an overview of ANSYS CFX software, its key features, and the standard CFD workflow from pre-processing to post-processing.

  • What is Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)?
  • Applications of CFD in Engineering
  • Overview of ANSYS CFX & Its Capabilities
  • Understanding the CFD Workflow in CFX

Getting Started with ANSYS CFX Interface
Learn to navigate the ANSYS Workbench environment and its key components, including CFX-Pre, CFX Solver, and CFX-Post. This module walks you through the step-by-step process of setting up and solving a basic CFD simulation, helping you become familiar with the interface and workflow.

Geometry Preparation & Meshing for CFX
A high-quality mesh is essential for accurate CFD simulations. This module covers geometry creation, mesh generation techniques, and mesh quality assessment. You will explore tetrahedral, hexahedral, and inflation layer meshing and perform a mesh independence study to ensure reliable results.

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