ANSYS Meshing Training Course for Advanced Users

The ANSYS Meshing Training Course includes:

• Mesh Tools

• Advanced Meshing

ANSYS Meshing is one of the grid generation software provided by ANSYS Company. This software includes advanced mesh generation as well as mesh diagnostics and repair functions useful for in-depth analysis.

It offers mesh generation with the capacity to compute meshes with various different structures depending on the user’s requirements. It is a powerful and highly manipulative software that allows the user to generate grids of high resolution. After passing this ANSYS Meshing Training Course, you are ready to claim yourself as a Meshing expert.

What do you learn in this training course?

In this course, you will thoroughly learn how to mesh a 2D/3D geometry model to be used for your CFD/structural simulation stage. Namely, different types of mesh/grids including, unstructured, hybrid, structured, and multiple ways how to carry each out are illustrated.

You will be first familiarized with different types of mesh and the geometries over which these specific mesh types are applied. Then building upon that knowledge, we will teach you the tricks and tips on how to create the mentioned mesh or grids.

This course is presented so that it is as practical as possible so that the graduates after the end of the Training Course can work well with this software to generate high-quality mesh for the geometries required for CFD works.

Training Course Syllabus

This Course contains 8 video lessons. This course is divided into two main lessons. You strongly recommend that you do not skip any of the sections even if you feel you know the content.

Section 1: Mesh Tools

In this chapter, you will continue to learn about some mesh tools like contact sizing, refinement option, face meshing, mesh copy, match copy, pinch, and inflation option.

Section 2: Advanced Meshing

In this chapter, you will learn some advanced strategies to create structured mesh over complex geometries alongside creating a hybrid mesh. In this chapter, you will get familiar with structured O-grid mesh in cylindrical geometries, structured C-grid mesh for airfoils, and Hybrid mesh type for geometries containing both solid and fluid domains.