The course typically spans 3–4 months, including theory, practical labs, and project work.
(Depending on Experience & Location)
Introduction to FEA theory, concepts, and applications in mechanical engineering. Understanding elements, nodes, meshing, and boundary conditions.
Modal analysis, natural frequencies, and vibration behavior of mechanical systems. Fatigue and failure prediction under cyclic loading.
Practical exercises using tools like ANSYS, Abaqus, HyperMesh, and SolidWorks Simulation. Design optimization based on simulation results.
Hands-on simulation of stress, strain, and deformation in mechanical components. Learn to apply loads, constraints, and interpret results using ANSYS or Abaqus.
Perform modal analysis to determine natural frequencies and mode shapes. Analyze dynamic behavior and predict potential resonances.
Use FEA results to optimize geometry, material selection, and overall performance. Implement iterative design improvements using HyperMesh or SolidWorks Simulation
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