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This catalogue provides a list of training courses available today at ESI offices throughout the world. Please note that course content is flexible. The training program may vary according to location and to customers needs. This list is not exhaustive. If you wish to receive training on a particular subject that does not appear here, please contact one of our sales agents (see back cover) and we will design a course for you. Check http://www.esi-group.com/training for current course offerings or contact us at: training@esi-group.com
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ESI Learning Solutions
An Extensive Educational Program Worldwide Learning Centers 1 3 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 16 16 17
Virtual Performance
Visual-Crash PAM Environment for Impact Simulation Visual-Crash DYNA Environment for Impact Simulation Visual-Crash RAD Environment for Impact Simulation Visual-Mesh + Visual-Crash PAM Visual-Mesh + Visual-Crash DYNA Visual-Mesh + Visual-Crash RAD Visual-Safe: Real Time Module for Dummy Positioning Visual-Safe MAD Environment for Safety Simulation Getting Started with Virtual Performance Suite Getting Started with PAM-CRASH Getting Started with PAM-CRASH Implicit Multi-Scale Modeling with PAM-CRASH Positioning Process for Safety Dummies Occupant Safety Simulation with PAM-SAFE Airbag Simulation with PAM-SAFE Airbag Simulation with PAM-SAFE/FPM Material Models in PAM-CRASH High Performance Computing using PAM-CRASH DMP Modeling of Fracture and Damage Fracture Seminar PAM-CRASH for the Automotive Industry Introduction to the basics of the Finite-Element Method Specialist Training Sessions
Virtual Environment
Electromagnetism
Introduction to 3D Electromagnetic Analysis with PAM-CEM/FD Electromagnetic Phenomena along Cable Networks using CRIPTE Immunity of on-board Electronics with PAM-CEM Simulation Suite The Virtual Test Antenna with PAM-CEM Simulation Suite Getting Started with Visual-CEM RADAR Cross Section of Complex Targets
Fluid Dynamics
CFD-FASTRAN Introduction for Aerodynamic and Aerothermodynamic Applications CFD-ACE+ Introduction for Fluid Dynamics and Multiphysics CFD-ACE+ User Subroutines CFD-ACE+ Scripting CFD-CADalyzer Introduction for CFD Decision Support Modeling Fuel Cells using CFD-ACE+ CFD-ACE+ Plasma Training Aircraft Store Separation Modeling Using CFD-FASTRAN Modeling CVD/Thin Film Process using CFD-ACE+ 44 45 46 46 47 47 48 48 49 49 50 51
Comfort
Building and Testing Car Front Seats with PAM-COMFORT 19 Manufacturing Car Front Seats with PAM-COMFORT 20 Testing Dynamic Performance of Car Front Seats with PAM-COMFORT 20
Multiphysics
SYSTUS, Thermal Initiation SYSTUS, Advanced Thermal SYSTUS, Static Linear Mechanics SYSTUS, Nonlinear Mechanics SYSTUS Interface Language (SIL) Basic SYSTUS Interface Language (SIL) Advanced SYSTUS, Elementary Dynamics SYSTUS, Advanced Dynamics 52 52 53 53 54 54 55 55
Virtual Manufacturing
Casting
Casting Process Evaluation with QuikCAST Casting Process Simulation with PROCAST Advanced Remelting Processes with CALCOSOFT Solidification Course
Vibro-Acoustics
VA One: Basic SEA Training 56 VA One: Advanced SEA Training 56 VA One: FE/BEM Training 57 VA One: Coupled FEA/SEA Training 57 Introduction to Foam Materials Characterization & Analysis in FOAM-X 58 Introduction to Foam Materials and Trim Modeling and Analysis in NOVA 58 Introduction to VTM - Vehicle Trim Modeling 59
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These courses also provide an excellent forum for ESI customers to work with each other and share their experience in digital simulation.
Distance Learning
ESI also provides training courses taught live online exclusively. All you need to do is register to the sessions that fit your schedule. Training documentation and associated tutorial files are sent in advance for live demonstration during the web-based session and for future use as reference manuals. The class size is kept small and ample time is given to consult with you on your particular simulation needs. The goal is to have you leave the class with your own simulation running or ready to run! To find our distance learning courses in this catalogue, look for the symbol.
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Group Learning
Group learning courses are specifically designed for a large team of engineers needing to become quickly and effectively proficient users of ESI products. Naturally, the training is customized according to your needs. Over a period of six months, from in-class theoretical training to practice exercises and customized specialist training, your team is guided and assisted by our expert support engineers. To find our group learning courses in this catalogue, look for the symbol.
Customer Support
Following the training, you will have access to our hotline. This service is for troubleshooting and quick answers on the usage of ESI Groups software solutions, via telephone, email or fax. Our local support department is also available for the following advanced services (please contact your local sales office for rates): Technical Assistance: day-to-day assistance for end-users to help solve simulation problems, analyze data models, and give recommendations on best practices for simulation applied to industrial problems Consulting Services: customized services ranging from R&D projects to methodology or customization projects. Please refer to the ESI worldwide contact information page at the end of this catalogue. We look forward to working with you!
Training Catalogue
Please contact your nearest ESI subsidiary directly for information on available training courses (see back cover).
Training Catalogue
V I RT U A L P E R F O R M A N C E
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Reference: VTS-CR-B
o PART Replacement and Sub-Assembly Replace o PLINK Manager o Initial penetrations / Intersections Picking Simulation-Copy Nodal Data Example: Execution of a basic PAM-CRASH run with VisualCrash PAM
Day 1, AM: Visual-Environment General presentation: the Visual-Environment o Graphical User Interface o Customizations o Selection tools o Card images o PART Table o Properties Panel Day 1, PM: Visual-Crash PAM Entity Creation, modifications and delete for Material, contact, load definition, Boundary conditions, Joint etc. PAM-oriented tools presentation o Model Compare o DATACHECKS (TIME Step / Mass; Kinematics) o Multi-Model Coupling
Day 2, AM: Customer Case or SAFETY Customer Example: Execution of a Customer Case SAFETY example o Auto seat belt routing o Sim-Simulation overview o Overview of Sim-Positioner o Seat Morphing and Belt Fitting o System (Dummy) positioning o Barrier positioning o Seat Position Day 2, PM: Visual-Viewer General presentation Animation and Contours display Model Difference Video Overlay and Synchronizations Curve Operation Template management Report Generation
Reference: VTS-CR-D-B
Day 1, AM: Visual-Environment General presentation: the Visual-Environment o Graphical User Interface o Customization o Selection tools o Card image o PART Table o Properties Panel Day 1, PM: Visual-Crash DYNA Entity Creation, modifications and delete for Material, contact, load definition, Boundary conditions, Joint etc. Solver specific tools presentation o Weld Tools (Mesh-independent Spotwelds) o Intersection and Penetration removal o Part Replace and Sub-Assembly Replace o DYNA / MADYMO Coupling
o Model Compare o Advance Renumber Model setup: Material creation, modification and deletion, Contact, Load definitions, Boundary conditions, Joint definitions, etc. Day 2, AM: Customer Case or SAFETY Customer Example: Execution of a Customer Case SAFETY example o Auto Seat belt Routing o Sim-Simulation overview o Overview of Sim-Positioner o Seat Morphing and Belt Fitting o System (Dummy) positioning o Barrier positioning o Seat positioning Day 2, PM: Visual-Viewer General presentation Animation and Contours display Video Overlay and synchronizations Model Difference Binout Support Curve Operation Template management Report Generation
Courtesy: NCAC
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: VTS-CR-R-B
Day 1, AM: Visual-Environment General presentation: the Visual-Environment o Graphical User Interface o Tool Bar Customization o Card image o PART Table o Entity Selector Day 1, PM: Visual-Crash RAD Entity Creation, modifications and delete for Material, Boundary Conditions, Initial velocity, Interface, load definition, Joint, Control cards etc..
Solver specific tools presentation o Intersection and Penetration removal o Weld Tools (Interface Type 2 Spotwelds) o Model Organization / Model Checks o Part Replace and Sub-Model Replace o Advance Renumber / Time Savers Model setup: Material creation, modification and deletion, Boundary Conditions, Initial velocity, Interface, load definition, Joint, Control cards etc. Day 2, AM: Customer Case or SAFETY Customer Example: Execution of a Customer Case SAFETY example o Auto Seat Belt Routing o Sim-Simulation overview o Rad-Mad Coupling o Overview of Madymo system-Positioning o Seat Morphing o Seat Position Day 2, PM: Visual-Viewer General presentation Animation and Contours display Video Overlay and Synchronizations Curve Operation Template management Report Generation
Reference: VTS-MC-B
Day 1, AM: Visual-Environment What is Visual-Environment? General presentation What is Visual-Mesh? General presentation Day 1, PM: Visual-Mesh CAD Functionalities Node Functionalities Mesh Creation and Mesh editing Day 2: Visual-Crash PAM Execution of Crash Specific Model Setup examples Day 3, AM: Customer Case or SAFETY Customer Example: Execution of a Customer Case SAFETY example using Sim-Simulation and Sim-Positioner Day 3, PM: Visual-Viewer General presentation Animation and Contours display Video Overlay and synchronizations Curve Operation Template Management and Report Generation
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Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: VTS-MC-D-B
Day 1, AM: Visual-Environment What is Visual-Environment? General presentation What is Visual-Mesh? General presentation Day 1, PM: Visual-Mesh CAD Functionalities Node Functionalities Mesh Creation and Mesh editing Day 2: Visual-Crash DYNA Execution of Crash Specific Model Setup examples Day 3, AM: Customer Case or SAFETY Customer Example: Execution of a Customer Case SAFETY example using Sim-Simulation and Sim-Positioner Day 3, PM: Visual-Viewer General presentation Animation and Contours display Video Overlay and synchronizations Curve Operation Template Management and Report Generation
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Reference: VTS-MC-R-B
Day 1, AM: Visual-Environment What is Visual-Environment? General presentation What is Visual-Mesh? General presentation Day 1, PM: Visual-Mesh CAD Functionalities Node Functionalities Mesh Creation and Mesh editing Day 2: Visual-Crash RAD Execution of Crash Specific Model Setup examples Day 3, AM: Customer Case or SAFETY Customer Example: Execution of a Customer Case SAFETY example using Sim-Simulation and Sim-Positioner Day 3, PM: Visual-Viewer General presentation Animation and Contours display Video Overlay and synchronizations Curve Operation Template Management and Report Generation
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Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: VTS-SA-A
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Description: Learn to use the Sim-Sim (Simplified Simulation) advanced safety module in order to position dummies accurately in Visual-Safe.
General presentation of the Sim-Sim Module Presentation of the Sim-Sim Graphical User Interface Sim-Sim Functionalities: o Deformable Parts o Rigid Body o Static o Contacts o Boundary conditions o Loadings o Time Step management o Seat Morphing o Sim-Positioner to position dummies o Airbag folder tool: Thin, Thick, Roll, Tuck folding Hands-on practice session: o Ball Impact on a Foam bloc o Articulated system modeling and positioning o Seat morphing o Dummy Positioning o Airbag folding exercise o Customer case analysis Sim-Sim Encapsulated Modules: o Seat Morphing o Sim-Positioner o Belt Fitting o Airbag Folding.
Reference: VTS-SA-M-B
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Description: This introductory course to Visual-Safe MAD presents through practical examples the basics of MADYMO modeling, dummy positioning, restraint modeling, material and property definition, data input, results analysis, report writing, etc. Course content: Day 1, AM: Visual-Environment General presentation: the Visual-Environment o Graphical User Interface o Customization o Selection tools o Card image o System table and Part Table o Properties
Day 1, PM: Visual-Safe MAD Creation, modification and deletion of entities through explorer and XML tree Solver specific tools presentation o Working with XML tree o System Configuration o System Position o System Replace o Include Replace o Time Savers o Renumber Day 2, AM: Visual-Safe MAD Pre-processing: Simple Frontal Impact Modeling Exercise o Import Vehicle Model (environment) o Create a new steering wheel system and merge with vehicle o Position the dummy on the seat o Apply a crash pulse to the dummy o Import an airbag and position on the steering wheel o Define Inflator characteristics o Create a seatbelt (both MADYMO and FE segments) o Define Contact interactions Day 2, PM: Visual-Viewer General presentation Animation and Contours display Video overlay and synchronization Curve Operation Template management Report Generation Injury number calculations and automated injury report
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: CRS-VP-B
Overview about solving schemes (linear/nonlinear, implicit/explicit, transient/modal) o Integrated implicit solutions o Explicit solutions and comparison with implicit Elements Formulations Linear dynamics o Eigenvalue Analysis o Frequency Response Analysis Linear static analysis o Stress analysis Nonlinear static analysis o Large displacements o Nonlinear material behavior o Contact treatment Nonlinear dynamic analysis o PAM-CRASH, PAM-SAFE o PAM-MEDYSA o PAM-SHOCK Overview of all available material laws How to control an analysis o Multi-load, multi-step, restart Introduction to Visual-Environment o Meshing, pre and post-processing and reporting Recommendations for general stress, crash, safety, high velocity impact, and motion and dynamic analysis Throughout the course demonstrations and practical exercises, are based on Virtual Performance Suite and Visual-Environment.
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Description: This course is an introduction to both explicit and implicit methods and to Virtual Performance Suite. Participants learn the different steps to perform a basic static and dynamic simulation. The focus is on practical exercises. A global overview of the capabilities of the code, illustrated by industrial applications, is presented.
Courtesy: EADS Deutschland GmbH, KSS and Audi AG, Nissan Motor Co. Ltd.
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: CRS-C-B
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Description: This course is an introduction to the explicit method and to the PAM-CRASH solver. Participants learn the different steps to perform a basic dynamic impact simulation. The focus is on practical exercises. A global overview of the capabilities of the code, illustrated by industrial applications, is presented. Course content: Introduction to crash simulation and overview of the modeling process Integration scheme principle and piloting analysis with PAM-CRASH Suggested Next Courses: Material Models in PAM-CRASH (CRS-M-I) High Performance Computing using PAM-CRASH DMP (CRS-D-A) Occupant Safety Simulation with PAM-SAFE (CRS-S-I) Airbag Simulation with PAM-SAFE (CRS-SA-I) Getting Started with PAM-CRASH Implicit (CRS-I-B)
Files organization How to run PAM-CRASH Common element formulation Elastic plastic behavior law Overview of all other material laws Load, boundary and initial conditions Contact modeling Demonstrations and practical exercises throughout the course, using Visual-Environment.
Reference: CRS-I-B
Theory of the implicit solver (linear, nonlinear analysis, modal analysis, harmonic analysis) Elements Formulations Modeling Methods with implicit: o Supported materials o Mesh independent spotweld o Joints o Boundary conditions, external loadings o Coupling of degrees of freedom (MTOCO) o Chaining explicit and implicit runs Natural frequency analysis: o Single block Lanczos solution Linear static analysis: o Stress analysis Nonlinear static analysis o Large displacement nonlinear solution o Material nonlinear solution o Implicit contact treatment Harmonic analysis Recommendations for using implicit or explicit methods Demonstrations and practical exercises throughout the course, using Visual-Environment.
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Description: This course is an introduction to the implicit method and to the PAM-CRASH solver. Participants learn to model in a simple manner static penetration tests, breaking and closing a vehicle door or the static load of vehicle parts (e.g. hood, backrest, beverage owner) and to carry out modal analyses of the Body in White (BIW). A global overview of the capabilities of the code, illustrated by industrial applications, is presented.
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: CRS-J-A
Multi model coupling technology Shell solid remeshing introduction Interactions between models Review of stability issues Methodology to set-up a multi-scale model using Visual-Environment Practical examples
Description: The FE models are more and more detailed to achieve predictive and reliable simulation results, especially for material rupture. The computing time to simulate detailed models is increasing because of the number of elements and the small time step resulting from small element size. During this training, participants learn to optimize models with the multi-scale modeling approach.
Courtesy: Volkswagen AG
Reference: CRS-E-A
Introduction to safety requirements Methodology to set-up and position the dummy by using the Visual-Environment Pre-processing Different ways to define and fit the seat belt Efficient occupant restraint system modeling Practical examples
Description: The participants learn to use the major options and functions of Visual-Environment and PAM-SAFE to position a dummy model in the car environment. The course focuses on the seat belt fitting and the dummy seat interaction. The course is illustrated by practical exercises using different dummy models.
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: CRS-S-I
Description: Participants learn to use the major functions and options of PAM-SAFE. This course focuses on airbag and belt systems modeling, dummy positioning, as well as barrier models. Practical applications and theory alternate throughout the course. Training concludes with a data record, which contains all PAM-SAFE functionalities in the context of a carriage test. Course content: Airbag modeling: o cross-linking and folding o multi chambers, initial metric o OOP modeling o material models for Airbag fabrics o contact definition for Airbags o TANK test: validation of inflator model parameters Belt modeling: o cross-linking and belt fitting o slip ring o retractor modeling o material models for belts Dummies and barriers positioning Multi-Body-Solver Structure of a data record for different PAM-SAFE functions: o DATA checks/Mesh Improvement (initial penetration, intersection) Demonstrations and practical exercises throughout the course, using Visual-Environment.
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Reference: CRS-SA-I
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Description: The course covers the following aspects of airbag modeling: airbag model preparation, fabrics material and internal gas modeling. Course content: Gas dynamic models used by PAM-SAFE: o simple model using uniform pressure o advanced model using particles (FPM) Modeling airbag fabrics Airbag folding Airbag deployment simulation Demonstrations and practical exercises throughout the course, using Visual-Environment.
Courtesy: Delphi
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: CRS-SF-A
Overview of the FPM (Finite Point Method) theory Example: data records conversion to FPM Post-processing using Visual-Viewer Switch/transfer from customers data records to FPM models (after previous arrangement)
Courtesy: TRW
Reference: CRS-M-I
Description: Overview of the various PAM-CRASH material models, including theory and typology according to the different industrial applications. The course also covers how to determine mathematical model parameters from experimental results. Course content: Introduction to material model theory: elasticity, plasticity, elasto-plasticity, visco-elasticity, visco-plasticity Metals: strain hardening definition, strain rate sensitivity, damage and failure Foam: classification of the different types of foam, overview of available models, test set-up, parameter characterization Rubber: incompressibility, test set-up, parameter characterization, examples Plastics: how to model plastics with PAM-CRASH Composite: composite failure models, modeling delamination Fabrics For customized material training, we suggest that participants send their own material models or user subroutines in advance to ESI.
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: CRS-D-A
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Description: This course aims to help PAM-CRASH users configure and use the code in a parallel environment. Key points about the Distributed Memory Parallel (DMP) versions are first explained to participants. Then special attention is paid to the optimization of the input data definition in order to achieve the best possible performance.
Courtesy: Volkswagen AG
Course content: Introduction to parallel processing Particularities of the DMP version How to run a DMP job How to input data for improved performance Demonstrations and practical exercises throughout the day, using Visual-Environment.
Reference: CRS-FR-A
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Validation of fracture prediction based on a three point bending test Courtesy: BMW and Alcan Technology & Management
Description: With the intensive use of high-strength steel, as well as aluminum and magnesium alloys, the probability of material failure has increased in crash simulations. During this 2-day training, participants work on the computer with industrially validated predictive rupture models so that they can use them immediately following the training.
Course content: Introduction and theory Standard models and their application Multi-Model Coupling EWK rupture model (material 71 and 171) Background and application CrachFEM (material 128) Forecast of local instability, shearing and separation break with shell element
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Fracture Seminar
Level: Duration: Audience: Advanced 2 days Engineers and scientists from industry and research centers who wish to improve their knowledge in the field of fracture mechanics and its application in performance simulations. Learn from expert speakers the essentials behind metallic and non-metallic fracture modeling and its application to industrial processes. University Degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Aero, Marine, Civil, Materials, etc.). Course content: Day1: Metallic Fracture
Reference: CRS-FRA-A
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Description: This two-day course, held in English, is taught by a team of industrial and academic experts. Courses and exercises are also presented by experts from the industry. The Fracture Seminar spans critical topics from metallic, non-metallic and polymer fracture. Thanks to the Fracture Seminar, participants gain a deep understanding of the factors influencing fracture, and better understand the physics behind the screen in order to make optimal design decisions. The number of participants is limited to 35, which allows for extensive interaction between participants and lecturers. Language: Contact: English
Opening Theory: Overview of some classical fracture models Ductile rupture of metals Day2: Non-Metallic Fracture Fundamentals of composite fracture Overview of classical numerical composite fracture models Fundamentals of polymer fracture Seminar synthesis Concluding remarks
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Reference: CRS-GRP
Our technical support team is available during this time to answer questions and offer their expertise. Phase 3 This second 5-day customized training course is applied to an industrial test case (for example: frontal crash, side impact with or without a dummy, etc) provided by you at least one month prior to the course (to allow for preparation time). During this week of training, we address advanced subjects and focus on your specific industrial needs. Phase 4 (optional) On-demand specialist training on a subject of your choice: Airbag modeling (with PAM-SAFE, with FPM) Materials in PAM-CRASH and PAM-SAFE DMP Simulation Fracture and damage m Simulating a sled test Contact modeling
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Course content: The training is spread out over a period of 6 months, in the following way: Phase 1 We start with an intense 5-day on-site training course presenting the theory behind PAM-CRASH, the global overview of the code with practical exercises. The objective of this session is to make the participant familiar with a standard impact simulation. Phase 2 Following this training, users are given basic to advanced practice exercises to be completed over a period of 6 months (this may vary according to your preference).
Courtesy: Nissan
If you're interested in planning a group training course for your company, please contact your nearest training coordinator (see registration information).
Reference: FE-B
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Description: On the basis of a simple matrix method, the topic is gradually introduced. Formulations of element, material models and the treatment of nonlinear problems are the central topics. The course covers common explicit and implicit procedures mainly in the context of simulation applied to the automotive industry.
Stiffness matrix and solution of equilibrium Material models Introduction to nonlinear analysis Representation of the explicit and implicit procedures with the help of a short and visible sample program.
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: CRS-M-A
Material modeling of foams, rubber, and glue in PAM-CRASH. Glass, plastic, composite materials, and rupture can also be covered, depending on customers interests
Reference: CRS-ST-A
Learn to simulate a sled test under several crash test conditions and with two dummy model types A sled test is carried out to reproduce the occupants injuries under real car crash conditions. This course covers the three different crash test conditions: frontal crash, side impact and rear impact. Positioning, belt fitting and the interaction with the contact definition are treated for both dummy model types: the detailed Finite Element model and the articulated rigid body models.
Reference: CRS-CM-A
Composite materials are used increasingly in the industry but simulation of their behavior is still a challenge today. This course shows, using industrial applications, how composite materials behave during a crash test and how this can be represented through simulation. Special attention is paid to the characterization of parameters based on actual experimental results.
Reference: CRS-L-A
This course focuses on modeling specific connection types which are used in the car industry: rivet, spotweld, glue. Presentation of the different algorithms and material types as well as failure characterization. Many examples are treated during the course.
Reference: CRS-CN-A
One of the key parameters in a crash simulation is the reliability of the contact definition. This course presents all existing contact algorithms and their application in a car crash analysis: surface/surface, self-contact, edge to edge contact. Many examples are treated during the course.
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Reference: CRS-AF-A
Understand airbag meshing techniques and how to apply them for reliable deployment simulation The mesh quality of a folded airbag is a key factor for obtaining good results in airbag deployment simulation. Airbag geometry is increasingly complex and consequently airbag meshing is a difficult and time consuming task. This course covers the different techniques for preparing the mesh of a folded bag (2D and 3D bags): Folding based on the mesh Folding based on the geometry Simulation of the folding process
Reference: CRS-BI-A
Understand the various types of regulatory barrier models in PAM-CRASH 2G and how to use them Various types of barriers are used for car crash analysis: frontal impact, side impact, rear impact. This course provides an overview of the different existing barriers and how they are used for the regulation. The particularities of each barrier are presented.
Reference: CRS-PI-A
Regulation for pedestrian protection prescribes the execution of a series of impact tests. This course presents ESI Groups pedestrian impactor models (the headform, lower legform and upper legform models). An example for each model type is studied during the course.
Reference: CRS-SL-A
This course introduces the SPH (Smooth Particle Hydrodynamics) algorithm. The methodology is applied to the tank test sloshing simulation.
Reference: CRS-WI-A
Learn to perform roof intrusion test with accurate windshield modeling and material characterization. The roof intrusion test requires rigorous modeling of the windshield and therefore good characterization of the glass material. This course presents the physical characteristics of glass and the mathematical models that can be used to model it. It also covers how to model the connection with the body. This is illustrated with applications.
Reference: CRS-GU-A
Simulating the impact between a vehicle and a road guardrail presents some issues which are covered in this course, such as: link between the barrier and the ground contact between the vehicle and the ground friction between the tires and the ground
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Comfort
Building and Testing Car Front Seats with PAM-COMFORT
Level: Duration: Audience: Objectives: Basic 2-4 days (depends on FEM knowledge) PAM-COMFORT users Learn to handle complete virtual seat testing with PAM-COMFORT, from meshing the different components to loading the seat with different types of dummies and human models. Basic FEA knowledge
Reference: COM-FS-B
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Description: Build a seat model, and simulate the seating process of dummies and humans in order to retrieve H-Point, back, lumbar and thigh angles, backset distance, and several other outputs necessary to improve the seat design. Course content: Seat modeling o Frame o Suspensions o Foam blocks o Cover and Attachments (Velcros, Hog Rings, J-Clips) o Padding Seat loading with HPM1 dummy (norm SAE J826) o H-Point o Pressure map o Metal proximity clearance Seat loading with HRMD dummy (norm FMVSS202a) o Backset distance Seat loading with HPM2 (ASPECT) dummy (norm SAE J4002) o Lumbar support prominence Seat loading with human o RAMSIS connection o Pressure map o Volumetric stress in foam and flesh o Metal proximity clearance
Suggested Next Courses: Manufacturing Car Front Seats with PAM-COMFORT (COM-M-B) Testing Dynamic Performance of Car Front Seats with PAM-COMFORT (COM-D-B)
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: COM-M-B
Description: Simulate the trimming process of the seat by assembling the different components (cover, padding, foam, suspensions) in order to retrieve the resulting strains and stresses, as a mandatory input for further simulations in the simulation chain (static and dynamic testing). Optimize with Trim Adviser the cover flattened patterns and uncompressed foam block shape in order to be as close as possible of a targeted Seat Trim Outline. Check possible wrinkles in the cover and bridging gap with the foam. Course content: Seat modeling o Frame o Suspensions o Foam blocks o Cover and Attachments (Velcros, Hog Rings, J-Clips) o Padding Seat assembly simulation (2 stress variants). Seat components optimization and assembly.
Courtesy: BMW
Reference: COM-D-B
Description: Participants will learn to apply vibration conditions on a seat model and to measure the transfer function to its occupant (deadweight or human) Course content: Foam dynamic properties computation and assignment Vibration conditions assignment Occupant installation Transfer function computation Miscellaneous other post-processing functions
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information
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Reference: NVH-MED-I
Description: Participants learn to use major functionalities and options of PAM-MEDYSA. This course focuses on modeling techniques to simulate mechanical systems such as an engine, suspensions, and machinery transmissions. A global overview of the capabilities of the code, illustrated by industrial applications, is presented.
Course content: PAM-MEDYSA application examples Dedicated Contact modeling (type 44/54) Preloading methods Advanced Model set-up using Scripting Languages
Throughout the course demonstrations and practical exercises, are based on Virtual Performance Suite and Visual-Environment.
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Courtesy of Alupress AG, Hyunda, Luca Olivari, Volkswagen AG from Schuler SMG GmbH & Co. KG, Waghaeusel
V I RT U A L M A N U FAC T U R I N G
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Casting
Casting Process Evaluation with QuikCAST
Level: Duration: Audience: Objectives: Basic 3-5 days (see local schedule for details) Foundry professionals who are new QuikCAST users Get started with QuikCAST, a complete industrial solution for foundries, including filling and solidification, phase change and cooling of mold geometries. Basic knowledge of the casting process
Reference: QCA-B
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Description: This course is built around presentations, demonstrations and exercises. The goal is to allow the new user to gain confidence in the software and to use it efficiently with respect to his/her specific process. Course content: Introduction and general description Thermal analysis Fluid flow analysis Material properties Results visualization / presentation Post-processing Implicit Mold technique Mesh capabilities with Geomesh Non-coincident mesh capabilities Exercises
Courtesy: Montupet
According to customer demand, the following process modeling may be discussed: High / Low pressure die casting o Cycling techniques o Gas model, vents Gravity casting Semi-solid models Shot Tilt casting Filter / Preform infiltration Core Blowing Process
Reference: PRO-B
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Description: The course is built around presentations, demonstrations and exercises. The goal is to allow the new user to gain confidence in the software and to use it efficiently with respect to his/her specific process. After an introduction to casting simulation, participants learn to use ProCAST: CAD import and meshing with MeshCAST, parameters definition and model set-up, results analysis and defect prediction. Course content: Introduction to casting simulation General description of the software CAD import and FE meshing
According to customer demand, the following process modeling may be discussed: High pressure die casting (including shot piston) Low pressure die casting Gravity casting Permanent mold casting Investment casting; Radiation Stress calculations Semi-solid models Lost Foam modeling Tilt casting Centrifugal casting Microstructures Continuous and DC casting Core Blowing Process
High pressure die casting of an aluminum component Courtesy: Injecta Druckguss
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: CAL-B
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Description: Training is based on presentations, demonstrations and exercises. The goal is to allow the new user to gain confidence in the software and to use it efficiently with respect to his/her specific VAR or P-ESR processes. Course content: Introduction and general description Mesh generation Coupled thermal, fluid flow and electromagnetic analysis
Modeling of the P-ESR process
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
Solidification Course
Level: Duration: Audience: Objectives: Prerequisites: Advanced 1 week Metallurgists and foundry engineers The application of solidification theories to industrial processes Degree in materials science, metallurgy, mechanical engineering, physics or chemistry Day 3: Day 4: Day 2: Day 1:
Reference: CAS-SOL-A
Introduction / Overview of solidification phenomena Phase diagrams; exercises Heat and mass transfer; exercises Nucleation and grain refinement in alloys In-situ visualization of solidification (films) Microsegregation; exercises Dendritic structures Mushy zone modeling Eutectic solidification and microstructure selection; exercises Microporosity; exercises Modeling of columnar and equiaxed solidification Macrosegregation; exercises Solidification path in multi-component systems; exercises Thermomechanics Computer presentation (Coupling of solidification phenomena) Day 5: Hot tearing; exercises Synthesis; Linking solidification phenomena Concluding remarks
Description: The Solidification Course is now a well recognized event. Repeated every year for the past 18 years, it has brought together in all 606 participants from 220 industrial companies and 33 countries. Dedicated to metallurgists and foundry engineers, this course is oriented towards the application of solidification theories to industrial casting processes. Special emphasis is given to the control of microstructural features and defect reduction. This one-week course, held in English, is co-organized by Calcom ESI, the Swiss Federal Institute at Lausanne and the French School of Mines at Nancy. It is taught by renowned lecturers from Switzerland, France, the United States, and Austria. Exercises, discussions, films and computer demonstrations are used to apply, practice and visualize the content of the lectures. The number of participants is limited to 35, which allows for extensive interaction between participants and lecturers. Language: Location: Contact: Email Dates: English Les Diablerets (Switzerland) Philippe Thvoz (Calcom ESI) or local sales agent. solidification.course@esi-group.com May 15-20, 2011
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Reference: SPY-S-B
Objectives:
Prerequisites:
Description: This course focuses on the design optimization of composites and will help you answer the following questions: How should I design a composite structure? Where are the maximum failure criteria? How can I optimize the material? What is the effect of temperature on shape?
Course content: Day 1, AM: Geometry-Mesh Generation with SYSPLY tool Model Check & extrusion tool Day 1, PM: Composite DB Material Assignment onto the Structure Day 2, AM: Draping Operation Linear Analysis with 2D and 3D laminate element Post-processing (ply-by-ply results, failure criterion) Day 2, PM: Workshop on Ship Building Applications
Reference: SPY-AU-B
Day 1, AM: Geometry-Mesh Generation with SYSPLY tool Model Check & extrusion tool Day 1, PM: Composite DB Material Assignment onto the Structure Day 2, AM: Draping Operation Linear Analysis with 2D and 3D laminate element Post-processing (ply-by-ply results, failure criterion) Day 2, PM: Workshop on Automotive Applications
Objectives:
Prerequisites:
Description: This course focuses on the design optimization of composites and will help you answer the following questions: How should I design a composite structure? Where are the maximum failure criteria? How can I optimize the material? What is the effect of temperature on shape?
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Training Catalogue
Reference: RTM-A-B
Prerequisites:
Day 1, AM: Running a simple case Overview of the GUI: simulation parameters, material database. Basic surface cases: line injection on a plate, central injection on a plate. How to define the injection and vents boundary conditions? Basic post-processing. Runners. Remeshing tools demonstration. Tools to set the permeability principal directions. Opening and closing injection points and vents. Air entrapment. Day 1, PM: Overview of advanced features 3D case: extrusion of a multi-layer solid mesh from a shell mesh. Simple LRI (Liquid Resin Infusion) case built from this extruded mesh. Comparison between 2D, 2.5D and 3D cases on the same part (like a T-junction). VARI Non-isothermal simulations: preheating, filling, curing. A few words on PAM-QUIKFORM (ESI geometric draping program) and advanced permeability models. Day 2, AM: Aircraft-oriented Workshop 3D Modeling Draping Effects
Description: This course focuses on predictive simulation of the resin injection process and provides an answer to the following questions: Which process should I use to make this part? Will I be able to inject this preform? Can I use this resin? Where should I set the injection points? Where should I set the injection lines? What is the injection sequence? What is the pressure? What is the filling time?
Reference: RTM-AU-B
Prerequisites:
Day 1, AM: Running a simple case Overview of the GUI: simulation parameters, material database. Basic surfacic cases: line injection on a plate, central injection on a plate. How to define the injection and vents boundary conditions? Basic post-processing. Runners. Remeshing tools demonstration. Tools to set the permeability principal directions. Opening and closing of injection points and vents. Air entrapment. Day 1, PM: Overview of advanced features 3D case: extrusion of a multi-layer solid mesh from a shell mesh. Simple LRI (Liquid Resin Infusion) case built from this extruded mesh. Comparison between 2D, 2.5D and 3D cases on the same part (like a T-junction). VARI Non-isothermal simulations: preheating, filling, curing. A few words on PAM-QUIKFORM (ESI geometric draping program) and advanced permeability models. Day 2, AM: Automotive-oriented Workshop: Heat Transfer Modeling
Description: This course focuses on predictive simulation of the resin injection process and will help you answer the following questions: Which process should I use to make this part? Will I be able to inject this preform? Can I use this resin? Where should I set the injection points? Where should I set the injection lines? What is the injection sequence? What is the pressure? What is the filling time?
Filling of an automotive part Courtesy: Chaire sur les Composites Haute Performance (CCHP), Ecole Polytechnique Montral
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: RTM-S-B
Course content: Day 1, AM: Running a simple case Overview of the GUI: simulation parameters, material database. Basic surfacic cases: line injection on a plate, central injection on a plate. How to define the injection and vents boundary conditions. Basic post-processing. Runners. Remeshing tools demonstration. Tools to set the permeability principal directions. Opening and closing of injection points and vents. Air entrapment. Day 1, PM: Overview of advanced features 3D case: extrusion of a multi-layer solid mesh from a shell mesh. Simple LRI (Liquid Resin Infusion) case built from this extruded mesh. Comparison between 2D, 2.5D and 3D cases on the same part (like a T-junction). VARI Non-isothermal simulations: preheating, filling, curing. A few words on PAM-QUIKFORM (ESI geometric draping program) and advanced permeability models. Day 2, AM: Ship-building-oriented Workshop: VARI Modeling
Prerequisites:
Description: This course focuses on predictive simulation of the resin injection process and will help you answer the following questions: Which process should I use to make this part? Will I be able to inject this preform? Can I use this resin? Where should I set the injection points? Where should I set the injection lines? What is the injection sequence? What is the pressure? What is the filling time?
Reference: RTM-CA-B
Course content: Optional half-day training on CATIA V5 Advanced Meshing Tools workbench. Optional half day training on CATIA V5 Composite Design workbench. 1st half-day: Presentation of the CATIA V5 philosophy: generative modeling, associativity. Basic surfacic cases: line injection on a plate, central injection on a plate. How to define the injection and vents boundary conditions. Basic post-processing. Opening and closing of injection points and vents. Air entrapment Material database Material orientation methods. 2nd half-day: Overview of advanced features 3D case. Simple LRI (Liquid Resin Infusion) case built from a multi-layer mesh generated in CATIA. Comparison between 2D, 2.5D and 3D cases on the same part (like a T-junction). Non-isothermal simulations: preheating, filling, curing. VARI 3rd half-day: Link with CPD (the Composite Design module of CATIA V5). Workshop on automotive, aeronautic or ship building applications.
Prerequisites:
Description: This course focuses on predictive simulation of the resin injection process and will help you answer the following questions: Which process should I use to make this part? Will I be able to inject this preform? Can I use this resin? Where should I set the injection points? Where should I set the injection lines? What is the injection sequence? What is the pressure? What is the filling time?
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: FOR-P-B
Prerequisites:
Pills Tablet Forming Half-day: Global description of the software capabilities and fields of applications Description/explanation of the required data 1 day: Data set-up using macros 1 day: Post-processing & results analysis Half-day: Macro creation, Manual set-up Open questions
Description: This course focuses on predictive simulation of the thermoforming process and will help you answer the following questions: Which process should I use to make this part? Which thickness to select? Which forming temperature and pressure cycle? Where should I place the restraining boards?
Reference: FOR-T-B
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Description: This course focuses on predictive simulation of the thermoforming process and will help you answer the following questions: Which process should I use to make this part? Can I use this material to make this part? Which thickness to select? Which forming temperature and pressure cycle? How should I set the restraining system?
Courtesy: Stankiewicz
Course content: Half-day: Global description of the software capabilities and fields of applications Description/explanation of the required data 1 day: Data set-up using macros 1 day: Post-processing & results analysis Half-day: Macro creation, Manual set-up Open questions
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: FOR-C-B
Prerequisites:
Description: This course focuses on predictive simulation of the following questions: Which process should I use to make this part? Can I use this stacking sequence? Which forming temperature and pressure cycle? How should I set the restraining system?
Half-day: Global description of the software capabilities and fields of applications Description/explanation of the required data 1 day: Data set-up using macros 1 day: Post-processing & results analysis Half-day: Macro creation, Manual set-up Open questions
Flap Rib Forming Courtesy of the Design and Production of Composite Structures, Delft University of Technology.
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: STA-B
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Description: This course focuses on the basic theoretical background for PAM-STAMP 2G (element types, material data, boundary and initial conditions, contact definition ) and the practical aspects of stamp model creation (draw design, simulation). Participants learn to prepare models, run simulations, and evaluate results via the PAM-STAMP 2G Graphical User Interface (PAMDIEMAKER, PAM-QUIKSTAMP, and/or PAM-AUTOSTAMP).
Course content: Mandatory section (1 day): Basic FEM (Finite Element Method) theory Description of PAM-STAMP 2G modules and options Graphical User Interface File system description Demo: full stamp value chain Option 1: PAM-DIEMAKER module (1 day) Introduction to PAM-DIEMAKER for rapid die design Importing the surface and/or FE mesh data Meshing with DeltaMesh and cleaning Part preparation: tipping, flanges, holes, Geometry definition for the blank-holder Addendum definition (standard or user-defined profiles) Exporting the data in IGES/VDA format Hands-on exercises: o Standard example o Symmetrical construction unit o Flange on compressor rods o Open head o Internal compressor rods o Re-engineering o Geometry adjustment o Discussion, Q&A
Courtesy: Daimler AG
Option 2: PAM-QUIKSTAMP module (1 day) Introduction to PAM-QUIKSTAMP for fast feasibility assessment General Section: GUI particularities Poor/Good mesh quality, multistage Data setup Simple examples Results analysis (wrinkles, cracks, FLD) Scripting and Reporting PAM-DIEMAKER / PAM-QUIKSTAMP iterations Discussion, Q&A Option 3: PAM-AUTOSTAMP module (2 days) Introduction to PAM-AUTOSTAMP simulation for production validation General Section: GUI particularities Inputs, contacts, multistage Data setup Simple examples Results analysis (wrinkles, cracks, FLD) Scripting and Reporting Blank redesign and drawbead, process improvements Trimming Springback computation (data setup, results evaluation) Discussion, Q&A
Suggested Next Courses: Material Models in PAM-STAMP 2G (STA-M-A) Advanced Springback Modeling and Die Compensation in PAM-STAMP 2G (STA-SB-A) Superplastic Forming in PAM-STAMP 2G (STA-SP-A) Die Design and Inverse Module in PAM-STAMP 2G (STA-DD-I) Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: STA-T-B
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Description: This course focuses on the basic theoretical background for PAM-TUBE 2G (element types, material data, boundary and initial conditions, contact definition ) and on the practical aspects of tube model creation (process design, simulation). Participants learn to prepare models, run simulations, and evaluate results via the PAM-TUBE 2G Graphical User Interface (PAM-TUBEMAKER, PAM-INVERSE, and/or PAM-AUTOSTAMP). Training covers different methods to simulate Tube bending and Tube Hydroforming processes. Hands-on practice throughout the course.
Course content: Mandatory section (1 day): Basic FEM (Finite Element Method) theory Description of PAM-TUBE 2G modules and options Graphical User Interface Meshing with DeltaMesh File system description Demo: full tube forming chain Tube Bending (1 day) Introduction to tube bending simulation with PAM-TUBE 2G Introduction to tube bending process design with PAMTUBEMAKER Introduction to PAM-INVERSE Hands-on exercise: create simple bend case Hands-on exercise: Variation study to learn the influence of different parameters Hands-on exercise: multi-bending case Hands-on exercise: coupling with tube hydroforming Evaluation of the simulation results of each individual exercise Discussion, Q&A Option 1: Hydroforming (1 day) Introduction to hydroforming simulation with PAM-TUBE 2G Introduction to hydroforming process design with PAMTUBEMAKER
Courtesy: Corus
Hands-on exercise: simple part design Hands-on exercise: more advanced part design Hands-on exercise: coupling with tube bending Evaluation of the simulation results of each individual exercise Discussion, Q&A Option 2: PAM-AUTOSTAMP advanced options Stamp Toolkit (1 day) PAM-AUTOSTAMP presentation & GUI Inputs, contacts, multistage Data setup Results analysis (wrinkles, cracks, FLD..) Process improvements Scripting and Reporting Weldline Stamp Toolkit Build macro for tube bending Build multi-stage macros for multi-bending Build macro for hydroforming Use macros for multi-stage processes Discussion, Q&A
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: STA-M-A
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Course content: Introduction (model types, stress and strain measures) FEM basics Yield Criteria (Characterization tests, simple calibration procedures) Isotropic Hardening and Strain Rate Models Kinematic hardening models (Characterization tests, simple calibration procedures)
Fracture Models (Stress and strain FLDs, Keeler Model, instability models, integral fracture models) Plasticity algorithms User Material Interface Simulation-based calibration (Optimization algorithms, PAMOPT) Plastic Instability (Instability and relation to FLC, Hill theory of plastic instability, Theory of Marciniak-Kuczynski, Instability model of material 128) Demonstrations and practical exercises throughout the course.
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Course content: Rules of springback data setup Trimming Springback computation (data setup, results evaluation) Results analysis Compensation background Compensation installation and system Compensation data setup Compensation results analysis Compensation CAD update (PanelShop ) Discussion, Q&A
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: STA-SP-A
Description of superplastic forming (SPF) Description of visco-elastic material model Suplerplastic forming data setup procedure with material closing operation Suplerplastic forming data setup procedure without material closing operation Suplerplastic forming result analysis Recommendations for superplastic forming studies Discussion, Q&A
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Physical distance from the superplastic forming (SPF) blank to the form tool, clearly indicating regions which are not fully formed.
Reference: STA-DD-I
Double part functionality Symmetrical parts Rolling cylinder functionalities Exchange part option Advanced Blankholder modeling (binder sections, non developable fitting algorithms) Inner Blankholder creation User defined profiles, flange profiles Profile import/export Static die opening line manipulations Gainer functionality Meshing strategy for small parts (small radii) Re-engineering
Objectives:
Prerequisites:
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Die Design and Inverse Module in PAM-DIEMAKER and PAM-TFA for CATIA V5 Reference: STA-CA-I
Level: Duration: Audience: Intermediate 2 days CAE and CAD engineers, model designers, and experienced manufacturing engineers involved in the stamping process In this course the participant is introduced to die design methodology using PAM-DIEMAKER for CATIA V5 and PAM-TFA for CATIA V5. He/she learns to systematically identify potential stamping issues on product geometry. Catia surface quality skills. Course content: PAM-DIEMAKER for CATIA V5 Introduction to PAM-DIEMAKER for rapid die design Part preparation: tipping, flanges, holes, Geometry definition for the blank-holder Addendum definition (standard or user-defined profiles) Export to PAM-STAMP 2G Hands-on exercises: o Standard example o Symmetrical construction unit o Flange on compressor rods o Open head o Internal compressor rods o Geometry adjustment o Discussion, Q&A PAM-TFA (Transparent Formability Analysis) for CATIA V5 Setting up inverse calculation Unflanging/unfolding simulation o Analysis of simulation results o o
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Hotforming Seminar
Level: Duration: Audience: Advanced 2 days CAE engineers, model designers or experienced tooling engineers involved in the hotforming process. Gain from experts the best practices in hotforming process. Basic to good knowledge in hotforming processes. Course content: Day 1:
Reference: STA-HTF-A
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Opening Material for press hardening Feasibility Study/Simulation methodology Heating Process Blanks and Handling of Heated Material Material for Dies Day 2: Press Requirements Unloading/Stacking Line Control Measurement and Validation Discussion, Q&A Outlook and Perspectives
Description: In the vehicle industry, press hardening (hotforming) is hotter than ever. It allows forming engineers to achieve contradictory requirements such as lower vehicle weight and improved crash energy management. This two-day course, held in English, is taught by a team of industrial and academic experts. Courses and exercises are also presented by experts from the industry. The Hotforming Seminar spans a wide range of topics from understanding heating and cooling techniques, forming processes, material modeling, to full process simulation. The number of participants is limited to 35, which allows for extensive interaction between participants and lecturers. For more information, please contact us at: training@esi-group.com
Courtesy: AP&T
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: STA-GRP
Phase 2 Following this training, users are given basic to advanced practice exercises to be completed over a period of 6 months (this may vary according to your preference). Our technical support team is available during this time to answer questions and offer their expertise. Phase 3 This second 5-day customized training course is applied to an industrial test case (from die design to die compensation) provided by you at least one month prior to the course (to allow for preparation time). During this week of training, we address advanced subjects and focus on your specific industrial needs. Phase 4 (optional) On-demand specialist training on a subject of your choice: Materials Flanging / Hemming DMP Simulation Tube bending / Tube hydroforming Superplastic forming
Prerequisites: Objectives:
Course content: The training is spread out over a period of 6 months, in the following way: Phase 1 We start with an intense 5-day on-site training course covering the full stamp value chain; we present the theory behind PAMSTAMP 2G and a global overview of the code with practical exercises. The objective of this session is to make the participant familiar with a standard stamping simulation.
If you're interested in planning a group training course for your company, please contact your nearest training coordinator (see registration information).
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Reference: STA-FL-I
This course explains the methodology of flanging and hemming simulation and how to optimize the die design and the process in such cases.
Reference: STA-HF-I
Course: PAM-STAMP 2G: Full Stamp Value Chain (STA-B) - Mandatory section + PAM-AUTOSTAMP (3 days), or equivalent experience This course explains how to setup, run and evaluate hotforming parts using PAM-STAMP 2G.
Reference: STA-PR-A
Course: PAM-STAMP 2G: Full Stamp Value Chain (STA-B) - Mandatory section + PAM-AUTOSTAMP (3 days), or equivalent experience This course explains the methodology of bending CAM, tailored blank and double blank simulations and how to optimize the die design and the process in such cases.
Reference: STA-ST-A
Course: PAM-STAMP 2G: Full Stamp Value Chain (STA-B) - Mandatory section + PAM-AUTOSTAMP (3 days), or equivalent experience 1 day to use efficiently the advanced Stamp Toolkit, the PAM-STAMP 2G data setup macro tool.
Reference: STA-SD-A
Course: PAM-STAMP 2G: Full Stamp Value Chain (STA-B) - Mandatory section + PAM-AUTOSTAMP (3 days), or equivalent experience In order to detect precisely with PAM-STAMP 2G where defects could appear, it is important to follow several simulation rules. This course presents them and shows you how to validate these defect zones.
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Reference: SWD-HC-B
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Description: Participants learn to simulate heat treatment quality, distortion and residual stresses of case and through hardened designs. This course is for practitioners and analysts. Course content: Learn to use the software (Visual-Mesh, Sysweld) Meshing of heat treated applications Understand heat treated material and computed results Simulate heat treatment quality, distortion and residual stresses of case and through hardened designs
Courtesy: INA
Reference: SWD-HI-B
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Description: Participants learn to simulate heat treatment quality, distortion and residual stresses of induction heat treated designs. This course is for analysts. Course content: Learn to use the software (Visual-Mesh, Sysweld) Mesh heat treated applications Understand heat treated material and computed results Simulate heat treatment quality, distortion and residual stresses of induction heat treated designs
Courtesy: EFD
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: SWD-WD-B
Description: Participants learn to simulate welding distortion with the Weld Planner. This course is for practitioners.
Course content: Learn to use the software (Visual-Mesh (1 day), Weld Planner and Visual-Viewer) Distortion engineering for welded specimen Distortion engineering for large welded industrial designs Suggested Next Course: Weld Quality and Residual Stress Engineering (SWD-WQ-B)
Reference: SWD-WA-B
Description: Participants learn to simulate welding distortion with PAM-ASSEMBLY. This course is for practitioners. Course content: Learn to use the software (Visual-Mesh (1 day), Visual Local Model Advisor and PAM-ASSEMBLY) Distortion engineering for welded specimen Distortion engineering for large welded industrial designs
Courtesy: GM
Suggested Next Course: Weld Quality and Residual Stress Engineering (SWD-WQ-B)
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: SWD-WQ-B
Description: Participants learn to simulate weld quality and residual stresses for single pass welded designs. This course is for practitioners. Course content: Learn to use the software (Visual-Mesh, Visual-Weld, VisualViewer) Learn to mesh welded designs Understand welded material and computed results
Courtesy:AK
Simulate weld quality and residual stresses of welded specimen Simulate weld quality and residual stresses of welded industrial designs
Multipass Welding
Level: Duration: Audience: Objectives: Basic 2 days Engineers involved in welding manufacturing and residual stress assessment Learn to determine distortion and analyze weld quality and residual stresses for multipass welding Understanding of weld engineering and basic simulation engineering. Course: Weld Quality and Residual Stress Engineering (SWD-WQ-B)
Reference: SWD-WU-B
Courtesy: Serco
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Course content: Learn to use the software (Visual-Mesh, Sysweld) Mesh multipass applications Understand welded material and computed results Simulate weld quality and residual stresses of welded specimen Simulate weld quality and residual stresses of welded industrial designs
Description: Participants learn to simulate weld quality and residual stresses for multipass welded designs. This course is for practitioners and analysts.
Spot Welding
Level: Duration: Audience: Objectives: Basic 3 days Engineers involved in manufacturing processes spot welding
Reference: SWD-WO-B
Learn to determine distortion and analyze weld quality, stresses and temperature impact for spot welding Understanding of weld engineering and basic simulation engineering
Courtesy: EC project IMPACT consortium
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Description: Participants learn to simulate weld quality and residual stresses for spot welded designs. This course is for practitioners and analysts.
Course content: Learn to use the software (Visual-Mesh, Sysweld) Understand welded material and computed results Simulate weld quality and residual stresses of spot welds
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Electromagnetism
Introduction to 3D Electromagnetic Analysis with PAM-CEM/FD
Level: Duration: Audience: Objectives: Basic 3 days Try-out experts in Electromagnetics; EMC engineers, designers and specialists Getting started with the PAM-CEM/FD tool, an efficient, fast and predictive solution for the analysis of various electromagnetic problems occurring with fully realistic models. Basic knowledge of the Finite-Difference TimeDomain (FDTD) technique Course content: Introduction to PAM-CEM Simulation Suite Background: 3D FDTD formalism Overview of the Computational Process Pre-processing stage and 3D mesh generation PAM-CEM/FD computations Post-processing (generic & dedicated features) Typical industrial applications with Q&A sessions User-defined examples (2 additional days)
Reference: CEM-FD-B
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Description: Overview and demonstration of the numerical process through several application cases, from simple test cases to fully realistic industrial models: CAD data management, with dedicated modeling and FD meshing stages, wired structures (Antennas and Cable Networks) management, loading and exciting conditions, EMS coupling procedure (see also: Immunity of on-board Electronics). Realistic examples of industrial applications are used throughout the training course.
Suggested Next Course: Immunity of on-board Electronics with PAM-CEM Simulation Suite (CEM-IM-A)
Reference: CEM-CP-B
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Courtesy: RENAULT
Description: Overview and demonstration of the numerical process through several models, from simple lines to fully realistic industrial networks: 3D modeling with the related CAD data management, electrical schematic, computation of Line Parameters, loading and exciting conditions, EMS coupling procedure (see also: Immunity of on-board Electronics). Realistic examples of industrial applications are used throughout the training course.
Course content: Introduction to PAM-CEM Simulation Suite Background: Multiconductor Transmission Lines, BLT equation Overview of the Computational Process Pre-processing stage (modeling and CAD data management, characterizing the network, exciting and loading conditions, 3D/MTL coupling procedures) CRIPTE computations, output results Typical industrial applications with Q&A sessions User defined examples (2 additional days)
Suggested Next Course: Immunity of on-board Electronics with PAM-CEM Simulation Suite (CEM-IM-A)
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: CEM-IM-A
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Course content: The need for Virtual Testing (EMC regulations) Introduction to PAM-CEM Simulation Suite Overview of the Computational Process Step-by-step presentation, demonstration and training Typical Automotive and Aeronautics applications Other industrial sectors (Defense, Telecommunications, Electronics, etc.) Discussion; Q&A
Description: Management of Electromagnetic Susceptibility (EMS) issues occurring when integrating electronic devices in their 3D operating environment. All steps of the numerical process are covered: CAD data management, dedicated modeling and meshing stages, Cable Networks management and loading conditions, EMS coupling procedure (networks exciting conditions from 3D Maxwell PAM-CEM/FD computations), etc. Realistic industrial automotive applications are used throughout the training course. Other industrial fields are discussed: Defense and Aeronautics, Telecommunications and Electronics, etc.
Reference: CEM-AN-A
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Description: With the aim of improving the predictability and the accuracy of numerical simulations, this course focuses on the realistic management of emitting and/or receiving devices as used for EMC testing. Through PAM-CEM/FD (Finite-Difference Time-Domain) applications dealing with log-periodic and biconical antennas, all stages of the computational process are reviewed: slant wires modeling, device characterization (Antenna Factor, Radiation Patterns, and input impedance), calibration and full modeling, etc. Special attention dedicated to the PAM-CEM/FD management of slant wires and wired loops when targeting Virtual Testing.
Course content: The need for Virtual Testing (EMC regulations) Introduction to PAM-CEM Simulation Suite Overview of the PAM-CEM/FD Computational Process Step-by-step presentation, demonstration and training Typical applications Discussion; Q&A
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: CEM-VC-B
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Description: All steps of the computational process are illustrated through various realistic examples, from CAD data importation to post-processing through triangular and/or sugarcubes meshing. This training course is relying on the VISUAL solution featuring dedicated modules integrated within a unified environment and specialized in modeling and meshing purposes (Visual-Mesh), EM dedicated features (Visual-CEM) or post-processing (Visual-Viewer). Many realistic applications are used throughout this course, dealing with various industrial fields such as Automotive, Aeronautics and Defense, Electronics, etc.
Introduction to PAM-CEM Simulation Suite Overview of the Computational Process Modeling and meshing (Visual-Mesh) Specifying EM dedicated features (Visual-CEM) Post-processing stage (Visual-Viewer) Typical industrial applications Discussion; Q&A
Reference: CEM-RA-A
Objectives: Prerequisites:
Description: All steps of the RADAR Cross Section computational process are illustrated through various examples, from CAD data management to results post-processing through triangular and/or sugarcubes meshing. The 3D Maxwell procedure is detailed through several applications relying on the use of the PAM-CEM/FD product (Finite-Difference in Time-Domain), and dealing with Aeronautics or Defense (Navy). Special attention is paid to the management of high frequency ranges (Physical Optics), as well as to standard techniques aiming at controlling and/or reducing RCS values.
Course content: Introduction to PAM-CEM Simulation Suite Overview of the full RCS Computational Process Step-by-step presentation, demonstration and training Typical Aeronautics & Defense applications Discussion; Q&A
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Fluid Dynamics
CFD-FASTRAN Introduction for Aerodynamic and Aerothermodynamic Applications Reference: CFD-F-B
Level: Duration: Audience: Basic 3 days Engineers and physicists wishing to use computational fluid dynamics for their applications Learn the basic features and operation of the CFD-FASTRAN suite of tools, the leading CFD software for aerodynamic and aerothermodynamic applications. Leave the class with your own simulation ready to run! Day 2, AM: CFD-FASTRAN Introduction Theory o Governing Equations o Closure Models o Turbulence Modeling o Numerical Features o Grid Features/Types o Chimera Approach o Moving Body Capabilities Day 2, PM: CFD-FASTRAN Tutorials Simulation of Turbulent Flow past a NACA 0012 Airfoil Simulation of Turbulent Flow past a NACA 0012 Airfoil using Chimera Grid Unsteady Simulation of Missile Staging using 6DOF motion models Supersonic Flow over a Blunt Body with Chemical Reaction Simulation of Missile Aerodynamics using Parallel Computing Day 3: One-on-One with Customer Issues/Problems, and Interaction with CFD-ACE+ Developers if needed We encourage customers to send problem descriptions and/or sketches to ESI at least one week prior to the training. This will facilitate the setup of your cases on this open day of training, and allow us to arrange meetings if necessary with ESI developers to discuss specific capabilities and modeling issues.
Objectives:
Prerequisites:
Description: This course presents the CFD-FASTRAN Graphical User Interface and Solver, as well as the pre-processor CFD-GEOM and post-processor CFD-VIEW. Other topics such as CFD-VisCART (adaptive Cartesian mesh generation system), Parallel Processing, etc. are discussed based on class interest. Course content: Day 1, AM: CFD-GEOM Introduction Geometry Construction Geometry Creation Tools Manipulation of Entities Structured Grid Generation Journaling and Scripting Hands-On CFD-GEOM Demo Tutorial Unstructured Grid Generation Hands-On CFD-GEOM Demo Tutorial CFD-GEOM Tips and Tricks CFD-GEOM Tutorials: Choose from over 30 Tutorials Day 1, PM: CFD-VIEW Introduction to Post-Processing Visualization tools Analysis features CFD-VIEW Tutorials
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: CFD-A-B
Objectives:
Prerequisites:
Day 2, AM: CFD-GEOM: o Introduction o Geometry Construction Tools o Structured Grid Generation Procedure o Journaling o Hands-On CFD-GEOM Demo Tutorial Day 2, PM: o Unstructured Grid Generation Procedure o Hands-On CFD-GEOM Demo Tutorial o CFD-GEOM Tips and Tricks o CFD-GEOM Tutorials: Choice from over 30 Tutorials Day 3, AM: CFD-GEOM Scripting o Introduction to Python Language o CFD-GEOM Python Modules o Sample CFD-GEOM Script o Journaling in CFD-GEOM Simulation Manager (SimManager) o Introduction and Overview o Parametric Wizard o Optimization Wizard o SimManager Scripting o SimManager Tutorials Day 3, PM: CFD-ACE+ User Subroutines: Introduction, Uses, Features, Hands On Demo Case, User Subroutine Tutorials Parallel Processing (if requested) CFD-VisCART (if requested) CFD-Micromesh (if requested) CFD-Toolkit DTF Utilities Day 4: One-on-One for Customer Issues/ Problems, and Interaction with CFD-ACE+ Developers if needed We encourage customers to send problem descriptions and/or sketches to ESI at least one week prior to the course. This will facilitate the setup of your cases on this open day of training, and allow us to arrange meetings if necessary with ESI developers to discuss specific capabilities and modeling issues.
Description: This course presents the CFD-ACE Graphical User Interface and the Solver, as well as the pre-processor CFD-GEOM, the post-processor CFD-VIEW, and the simulation manager SimManager. Other topics such as CFD-VisCART (adaptive Cartesian mesh generation system), Parallel Processing, Scripting, User Subroutines, etc. are introduced based on class interest.
Course content (*): Day 1, AM: Introduction to Multi Disciplinary Modeling ESI Product Overview CFD-ACE+ and CFD-ACE-GUI o CFD-ACE+ Modules o Unique Attributes of CFD-ACE+ o Theory: General Transport Equation and Numerical Methods o Tour of Graphical User Interface o Hands On CFD Demo Case: Problem Statement, GUI Setup, Solution Generation, Post-Processing with CFDVIEW Day 1, PM: o Hands-on Multi-Physics Demo Case: Problem Statement, GUI Setup, Solution Generation, PostProcessing with CFD-VIEW o CFD-ACE+ Tutorials: Choice from over 40 Tutorials o CFD-VIEW Tutorials
Suggested Next Courses: CFD-ACE+ User Subroutines (CFD-AU-IW) CFD-ACE+ Scripting (CFD-AS-IW)
Location: USA: Detroit, MI; Huntsville, AL and Santa Clara, CA. Europe: Essen, Germany and Rungis, France
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: CFD-AU-IW
Prerequisites:
Day 1: Introduction Uses Integer Indices User Access Routines Variable Names Implementation Example User Subroutine o User defined output o Homework User Subroutine Day 2: Review of Homework Example User Subroutines o User defined boundary condition o User defined property o User defined source: Heat source, Species source o User defined initial condition Troubleshooting Tips Reference Material o User defined time step size o User defined grid motion o User defined output to DTF file
Description: Training covers how user subroutines work, how to compile, programming practices, and examples. This course is taught exclusively online. This means you dont need to leave your office to experience the training! There is ample time to consult with instructors regarding particular simulation needs.
Reference: CFD-AS-IW
Course content: Day 1: Introduction o Capabilities o Scripting Applications Journaling Python in CFD-ACE+ CFD-GEOM Scripting Day 2: CFD-ACE-GUI Scripting CFD-VIEW Scripting Batch Scripting General Comments: Tips, References
Prerequisites:
Description: The CFD-ACE+ Scripting course is an excellent way to learn about the features and capabilities of scripting. Scripting will allow you to automate the process of geometry and grid generation, case setup, running and visualizing results. It is also a great tool to perform parametric studies and optimization, and to put CFD-ACE+ in production mode. Training covers how scripting works for CFD-ACE+ products, the Graphical Use Interface and solver, CFD-VIEW and SimManager. We present example scripts to elucidate concepts and provide tips to use scripting efficiently. This course is taught exclusively online. This means you dont need to leave your office to experience the training! There is ample time to consult with instructors regarding particular simulation needs. Registration and information at: www.esi-cfd.com
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: CFD-C-BW
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Description: This course covers the basics of CFD-CADalyzer including CAD integration, mesh generation, model setup, and postprocessing. CFD-CADalyzer allows CAD engineers and CFD analysts to perform design level analysis with a simple and intuitive interface. This course is taught exclusively online. This means you dont need to leave your office to experience the training! There is ample time to consult with instructors regarding particular simulation needs.
Course content: Day 1: Introduction to CFD-CADalyzer o Coupled Design and Analysis o CFD-CADalyzer Features o CFD-CADalyzer Interaction with CAD Systems Tour of CFD-CADalyzer User Interface o CAD Import Capabilities o CFD-CADalyzer Layout o Model Setup Workflow o Visualization Tools Demonstration: Flow in a Pipe Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics Numerical Methods Tutorial 1: Cross Flow in Pipes Day 2: Concepts in CFD Advanced Mesh Generation Importance of the Boundary Layer Boundary Layer Meshing Mesh Quality Workshop 1: Cross Flow in Pipes with Boundary Layer Meshing Mixing Theory Tutorial 2: Mixing in a Chemical Vapour Deposition (CVD) Reactor Chamber Modes of Heat Transfer Workshop 2: Mixing and Heat Transfer in a CVD Reactor Chamber
Reference: CFD-FC-A
Prerequisites:
Course content: Introduction on fuel cell technology and processes Comprehensive porous media treatment, including effects on heat and mass transfer Heterogeneous reactions within porous media, which includes finite-rate multi-step reactions of arbitrary complexity, both neutral as well as electrochemical Solution of DC conduction equations (current continuity equations) both for the pore phase as well as the solid phase of porous media. Full implementation of Butler-Volmer kinetics. Implicit coupling between flow, heat transfer, mass transfer, species transport, and electron transport. Liquid water transport in the membrane (PEMFC)
Description: Fuel cells consist of many complex physical processes, such as mass and heat transfer, species transport, and electrochemistry, which must be tightly coupled for modeling purposes. The CFD-ACE+ Advanced Fuel Cell training class provides participants with detailed knowledge for modeling Fuel Cells using CFD-ACE+. The course is a combination of lectures and hands on tutorials.
Location: USA: Huntsville, AL; Detroit, MI and Santa Clara, CA. Europe: Essen, Germany and Rungis, France. Scheduled on demand.
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Reference: CFD-AP-A
Day 2, AM: Introduction to Kinetic Modeling o Hierarchy of Transport Models for Electrons o 4-D Fokker-Planck Equation o CFD-ACE+ Kinetic model definition o Plasma Coefficients by Kinetic Tutorial 2: Modeling of 2-D Axisymmetric SiO2 Deposition Process in SiH4/O2/Ar ICP Reactor o Problem Type o Model Options o Volume Conditions o Boundary Conditions o Initial Conditions o Solver Control o Output o Run and Monitor o DTF update through Model.in o View and Analyze results using CFD-VIEW Discussion and Further Exercises in ICP o Thermal Flux Balance BC for Te o Fixed ICP Power o Ion Kinetic Energy + Joule Heating for Gas Day 2, PM: Introduction to feature Scale Modeling with CFD-TOPO and its Coupling with Reactor Scale OPEN TIME: Discussions, Q & A Session and work on models provided by the trainees (students are highly encouraged to bring their own cases)
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Description: This course presents the modeling of Capacitively Coupled Plasma (CCP) and Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) reactors with hands-on exercises as well as an introduction to feature scale modeling with CFD-TOPO. Course content: Day 1, AM: Overview of Plasma Applications and Modeling o Plasma types and applications o Introduction to Plasma Modeling o Basic Equations of the Plasma Fluid Model o Simplification for Inductively Coupled Plasma o Plasma Gas-Phase Chemistry o Plasma Surface Chemistry o Diffusivity and Mobility o Neutral Gas Heating by Plasma o Ion Surface Heating CFD-ACE database Day 1, PM: Tutorial 1: CFD-ACE+ Plasma Modeling of 2D CCP Reactor o Problem Type o Model Options o Volume Conditions o Boundary Conditions o Initial Conditions o Solver Control o Output o Run and Monitor o DTF update through Model.in o View and Analyze results using CFD-VIEW Discussion and Further Exercises in CCP o Ion Momentum Equation o Cross-Section Based Electron Collision o Fixed CCP power
Location: USA: Santa Clara, CA. Europe: Essen, Germany and Rungis, France Scheduled on demand
Reference: CFD-FS-A
Description: This course presents the modeling of aircraft store separations (rigid-body separations from moving objects in general). The course is a combination of lectures and hands on tutorials. Course content: Methodology for store separation aerodynamics analysis CFD-FASTRANs Chimera Overset grid methods Using turbulence models for accurate predictions of the viscous flow fields
Prerequisites:
Scheduled on demand
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Reference: CFD-G-A
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Description: This course covers basic knowledge related to CFDGEOM state of the art geometry and grid generation tool: CAD import, CAD cleaning, geometry creation, etc. Extended capabilities, such as advanced grid generation tools, will be introduced and demonstrated. Participants will get enough time to try the acquired knowledge on tutorials or on their own models. Course content: Geometry creation and cleaning Grid generation Structured, Unstructured, Semi-structured, Hybrid und Polyhedral meshes Scripting and Journaling Definition of Boundary and Volume Conditions Tips and Tricks: o Level-Editor o Grid Quality Checking o Grid Visualization o Grid Generation Strategies Hands on: Tutorials and Trainees Models (upon request) Location: Essen, Germany and Rungis, France. Scheduled on demand.
Reference: CFD-CVD-A
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Description: This course presents the modeling of CVD/Thin Film process in a true multiphysics environment. Participants learn to model all aspects of flow, heat transfer (all modes), chemistry (gas phase and surface) and electro-physics and gain deeper understanding on coupled phenomena. Combining lectures and hands on tutorials, the course helps users performing an optimized thin film process design.
Course content: Theoretical background on fluid flow, heat transfer, species transport Effective use of comprehensive database for correct and quick setup of the problems Best modeling practices of radiative heat transfer, multi component species transport associated with gas and surface reaction
Scheduled on demand
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Reference: CFD-U-A
Learn to accurately model automotive underhood/underbody. CFD-ACE+ Introduction course or working knowledge of CFD-ACE+ tool
Description: This advanced course presents the whole process to model automotive underhood from the mesh generation to the post-processing. Both front end flow and underhood/underbody thermal simulation are covered. Best practices for rapid and accurate modeling of complex automotive underhood models using CFD-VisCART and CFD-ACE+ are explained and practiced during hands-on sessions. The course is a combination of lectures and hands on tutorials. Course content: Overview of CFD-VisCART and CFD-ACE+ capabilities Mesh generation Fluid and thermal simulation Best practices for rapid and accurate modeling of complex automotive underhood models Post-processing Scheduled on demand
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Reference: CFD-P-B
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Description: This course presents the different components of the PAM-FLOW package: PRE-FLOW GUI, Pam-GEN3D mesh generator, PAM-FLOW solver and POST-FLOW post-processor. Course content: Day 1, AM: Introduction Theory background of PAM-FLOW Advancing Front method in PAM-GEN3D Day 1, PM: PRE-FLOW Geometry import Geometry Modeling Domain definition Model closure Day 2, AM: PRE-FLOW & PAM-GEN3D Mesh parameters setup Boundary layer mesh Source lines Surface mesh generation Volume mesh generation o Mesh quality verification o Mesh improvement Day 2, PM: PRE-FLOW & PAM-FLOW Solver parameters Boundary conditions Initial conditions Job submission and monitoring o Convergence o Time step and residual o Mass conservation
Day 3, AM: POST-FLOW Results analysis using Post-Flow o Global variables o Aerodynamic coefficients o Local flow features Day 3, PM: PAM-FLOW o Mesh refinement and adaptation o Steady and transient switch o Parallel processing o Discussion
Suggested Next Course: Aero-Acoustics using PAM-FLOW (CFD-PA-A) Upon request, the following training course is also available:
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Multiphysics
SYSTUS, Thermal Initiation
Level: Duration: Audience: Objectives: Basic 3 days CAE engineers and designers Get started with thermal applications for SYSTUS, a versatile simulation software for advanced analysis in mechanics, electrotechnics, and heat transfer. Basic FEA knowledge Course content: Day 1, AM: SYSTUS architecture presentation Meshing creation (presentation) Day 1, PM: Meshing creation (practice) Day 2, AM: Pre-processing, Analysis, Post-processing modules Day 2, PM: Steady linear thermal state (presentation and practice) Day 3, AM: Transient linear thermal state (presentation) Day 3, PM: Transient linear thermal state (practice) Synthesis
Reference: STS-T-B
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Description: This course teaches the user to work with the SYSTUS Multiphysics Software environment modules and covers linear thermal problematics.
Suggested Next Courses: SYSTUS, Advanced Thermal (STS-T-A) SYSTUS Interface Language/SIL (STS-IL-A or B)
Reference: STS-T-A
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Description: This course focuses on nonlinear thermal problematics, including the enthalpic model, thermal shell, and media concepts. Course content: Day 1, AM: Introduction and unit system Nonlinear transient thermal (presentation) Day 1, PM: Nonlinear transient thermal (practice)
Courtesy: Areva
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: STS-SL-B
Day 1, AM: SYSTUS architecture presentation Mesh creation (presentation and practice) Day 1, PM: Mesh creation (practice) Day 2, AM: Pre-processing, Analysis, Post-processing modules Day 2, PM: Static Linear Mechanics (presentation) Day 3, AM: Static Linear Mechanics (presentation and practice) SHELL, BEAM finite elements (presentation) Day 3, PM: SHELL, BEAM finite elements (practice) Synthesis
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Description: This course covers various modules of the SYSTUS Multiphysics Software and deals with specific static linear mechanical problematics.
Suggested Next Courses: SYSTUS, Nonlinear Mechanics (STS-NL-A) SYSTUS Interface Language/SIL (STS-IL-A or B) SYSTUS, Elementary Dynamics (STS-D-I) SYSTUS, Advanced Dynamics (STS-D-A)
Reference: STS-NL-A
Introduction to nonlinear mechanical tools Day 1, PM: Large displacements and large strains concepts Buckling and instability (presentation) Day 2, AM: Nonlinear SHELL case: o Large displacements and large strains (practice) o Nonlinear Materials behavior (presentation) Day 2, PM: Nonlinear Materials behavior (presentation) Nonlinear Materials behavior (practice) Day 3, AM: Contacts principles (presentation) Day 3, PM: Contacts principles (presentation and practice)
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Description: This course focuses on nonlinear mechanical problematics, including the concept of large displacements, nonlinear material behavior and contacts principles.
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: STS-IL-B
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Description: This course covers the use of the SYSTUS Interface Language. User is trained to write his/her own procedures and functions in order to automate processing.
Database access (coordinates, displacements, stresses), Specific group creation, Specific post-treatment (exercises)
Reference: STS-IL-A
Prerequisites:
General presentation, Environment variable, Commands, Operators, Procedures (course, exercises), Database access (coordinates, displacements, stresses), Specific group creation, Specific post-treatment (exercises). Day 2: Functions, Dialogue box creation, Dataset creation, Example of a specific process (mesh, computation, posttreatment).
Description: This course covers advanced use of the SYSTUS Interface Language. User is trained to write his/her own procedures and functions in order to automate processing. In addition to the contents of the SIL Basic training course, this course covers dialog box and dataset creation, and illustrates this with a process example.
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: STS-D-I
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Description: This course covers the SYSTUS Multiphysics Software Dynamics module and offers an efficient introduction to specific eigen modes computation problematics, complex modes and damping concepts. Course content: Day 1, AM: Introduction to structures dynamics Eigen modes computation Day 1, PM: Eigen modes computation Damping and complex modes introduction Commented examples Day 2, AM: Equation presentation Direct methods (harmonic response) Modal method Day 2, PM: Commented examples Hands-on exercises
Courtesy: Areva
Reference: STS-D-A
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Description: This course covers the Dynamics module of the SYSTUS Multiphysics Software. Course content: Day 1, AM: Introduction to structures dynamics Eigen modes computation Day 1, PM: Eigen modes computation Introduction to damping and complex modes Commented examples Day 2, AM: Equation presentation Direct methods (harmonic response) Modal method Day 2, PM: Commented examples Exercises Day 3, AM: Spectral response Commented examples Day 3, PM: Stochastic response Commented examples Day 4, AM: Sensibility and special methods for eigen modes Fluid structure interaction Day 4, PM: Fluid structure interaction Modal Synthesis Exercises Day 5: Industrial cases
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Vibro-Acoustics
VA One: Basic SEA Training
Level: Duration: Audience: Basic 2-3 days (see local schedule for details) Engineers working with noise and vibration applications who wish to acquire basic knowledge of the VA One SEA module and to gain practical experience with the software. Understand the fundamental theory for Statistical Energy Analysis (SEA) and carry out engineering design and analysis using the VA One SEA module. Basic understanding of vibration and acoustics
Reference: SEA-B
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Description: Combining lectures, demos and hands-on sessions, participants acquire basic knowledge and understanding of SEA, the VA One SEA module, and typical engineering applications. Course content: Theory of Statistical Energy Analysis (SEA) Using VA One to create SEA models o Model building o Using the Database o Solving and getting results SEA assumptions and applications
Courtesy: Alcatel-Alenia
Demonstrations and Tutorials Hands-on practice sessions Industry specific applications and Case Studies
Reference: SEA-A
Vibro-Acoustic systems The source-path-receiver model Uncertainty and statistical mechanics Conservation of energy and the SEA equations Waves, wavenumber and dispersion curves Wave propagation in 1D, 2D and 3D subsystems The SEA parameters o Energy storage o Energy transmission o Energy input and dissipation Open question and answer session (discussion topics can be requested by participants)
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Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: VAO-FE-B
Description: Combining lectures, demos and hands-on sessions, participants acquire basic knowledge and understanding of the low frequency FE/BEM modules of VA One. Course content: Vibro-acoustic methods Introduction to the VA One Environment FE structural subsystems o Creating FE subsystems o Faces, meshing and remeshing o Working with internal/external solvers o Solution and data recovery FE acoustic cavities o Volume meshing o FE area junctions and mesh projection BEM fluids o Creating BEM fluids o Mesh coarsening and shrinkwrapping Overview of VA One solution process Modeling guidelines, convergence and computational expense Demonstrations and Tutorials Hands-on practice sessions Industry specific applications and Case Studies
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Reference: VAO-H-A
Description: Combining lectures, demos and practice sessions, participants acquire basic knowledge and understanding of midfrequency and coupled FEA/SEA problems. Recent applications are reviewed and participants gain hands-on experience with the midfrequency modules of VA One. Course content: Overview of vibro-acoustic methods and applications o Structural FE, Acoustic FE o BEM o SEA o Hybrid FE-SEA The mid-frequency problem Hybrid FE-SEA theory and solution process Hybrid point, line and area junctions (formulations and applications) Hands-on sessions: o Structure-borne noise: Hybrid point junctions o Structure-borne noise: Hybrid line junctions o Acoustic radiation: Hybrid area junctions o Acoustic TL (Transmission Loss): Hybrid area junctions o Built up system Modeling guidelines when adding SEA acoustics and trim to FE structural subsystems Modeling guidelines when adding local FE junction details to existing SEA models Modeling guidelines when creating system level models of noise and vibration for large complex systems Basic theory for Power Injection Methods Hands-on session: Power Injection Methods in VA One
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Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: FOA-B
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Description: Combining lectures, demos and hands-on sessions, participants acquire basic knowledge and understanding of foam material characterization and modeling using FOAM-X. Course content: Basics of poro-elasic materials Biot parameters Using FOAM-X for characterization Using the simulation module in FOAM-X Demonstrations and tutorials
Reference: NOV-B
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Description: Combining lectures, demos and hands-on sessions, participants acquire basic knowledge and understanding of foam material modeling and analysis using NOVA.
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: RAY-V-B
Theoretical background for vibro-acoustic problem formulation Introduction to the numerical BEM & FEM for vibro-acoustic problems (concepts, terminology, assumptions) Modeling with VTM Exploration of the VTM modeling concept Industrial model setup
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Description: Combining lectures, demos and hands-on sessions, participants acquire basic knowledge and understanding of trim applications modeling using VTM.
Courtesy: RENAULT
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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S I M U L AT I O N S Y S T E M S I N T E G R AT I O N
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Reference: VTS-ME-B
Day 1: What is Visual-Mesh? General presentation Presentation of the Visual-Mesh Graphical User Interface CAD Functionalities: o Sketch curve Circle/arc creation o Curve at Intersection, Morph, Extract o Curve trim/split, Merge o o o Curve drop, Fillet, Extend Surface by sweep (drag), revolve (spin), blend (spline) Surface cleanup, offset, Trim, Split Node menu
Topology and Batch Meshing: definition, advantages, functionalities, terminology, example 3D Mesh Functionalities: o o o o 3D Meshing: By node selection, map, sweep, revolve, 3D layered Mesh, tetra mesh, Hexa mesh Smooth, element split Hands-on practice session
Node Functionalities: o o Create, move, replace, drop, align nodes 1D Meshing: on selected curve; on selected shell elements 2D Mesh Functionalities: o Automatic mesh generation, modifications, transformations o 2D layered Mesh / Regular Mesh
Quality Check & Correction o Day 2: Advanced meshing practice: hands-on exercises to experience & practice use of all Visual-Mesh features Exercises can be adjusted to customers needs on request (please discuss this with your ESI sales agent)
Reference: VTS-MSY-B
Day 1, AM: Visual-Environment What is Visual-Environment? General presentation What is Visual-Mesh? General presentation Day 1, PM: Visual-Mesh Presentation of the Visual-Mesh Graphical User Interface CAD Functionalities Node Functionalities Day 2: Mesh Creation & Mesh Editing 1D Meshing: on selected curve; on selected shell elements 2D Mesh Functionalities: o Automatic mesh generation, modifications 2D layered Mesh / Regular Mesh o Topology and Batch Meshing: definition, advantages, functionalities, terminology, example 3D Mesh Functionalities: o 3D Meshing, 3D layered Mesh, tetra mesh, Hexa mesh o Smooth, element split Quality Check & Correction Day 3, AM: Visual-SYSTUS General presentation Entities Overview Model setting Edition and Job Launch Day 3, PM: Visual-Viewer General presentation Animation and Contours display, Video Overlay Curve Operation Template Management and Report Generation
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Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Visual-Viewer Post-Processing
Level: Duration: Audience: Basic 3 days CAE Analysts, Test Engineers, Designers and specialists in structural crash and occupant safety Learn to use general CAE post-processing using Visual-Viewer. Use of a workstation (Windows and/or UNIX).
Reference: VTS-VI-B
o Tracking option o Synchronize options (Animation, Video and Plots) o Camera option Section Cuts (Single Model, Overlaid model, Image and Movie capture) Day 2, AM: Visual-Viewer Basic Plotting Capabilities o Time-History curve plotting o Attribute changes o Curve Functions o Universal ASCII GUI o Injury Number Calculations Day 2, PM: Visual-Viewer Specialty Tools o Template Creation and reuse (Overlay, Overwrite and Append options) o Chase Iterations (Overlay and Overwrite) o Curve History o Automated Injury Report Day 3, AM: Advanced Tools Curve Macros (Creation of Macros, Using existing Macros, Customer Specific Macros) Generation of Report (PDF and PPT export, General Report Preparation, Page Setup and Print Options) Day 3, PM: Visual-Viewer Customer Specific Exercise
Day 1, AM: Visual-Environment General presentation: the Visual-Environment o Graphical User Interface o General Layout and Contexts o Use of Explorer o Mouse Functionality What is Visual-Viewer? General presentation o Menu Bar Usage, Tool Bar Usage o Plot and Simulation Layout (Multi-Page/Multi-Pane) Day 1, PM: Visual-Viewer Animation Control and Contours o Loading Simulations o Animation options o Contour options (Stress, Strain, Displacements, etc.) o Model Difference
Reference: DOT-B
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Description: This course is hands-on with the product. Presentation material and demonstrations will introduce Smart Process Management concepts. Hands-on exercises will reinforce those concepts. Initial work with your processes will produce usable Vdot content for your team.
Course content: Overview and Demonstration Workbench Familiarization VdotWeb Familiarization Defining Processes in Vdot Executing Processes in Vdot Managing Processes in Vdot Modifying Processes in Vdot Exercise 1: Create a Simple Process Template Exercise 2: Execute the Template Initial work with your processes
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Visual-Process Executive to Capture Best Practices with Process Automation Reference: VTS-PR-B
Level: Duration: Audience: Objectives: Basic 1 day CAE Analysts from OEMs, Suppliers; CAE software users (including Visual-Environment) Get started with Visual-Process Executive; Use of the Generic Process Templates delivered with Visual-Process. Introduction to VisualDevelopment Toolkit; Demonstration of modifying a process and building a process Previous experience with ESIs VisualEnvironment (mainly Visual-Crash PAM, Visual-Crash RAD or Visual-Crash DYNA). Experienced users of impact simulation software.
Example of a frontal crash simulation setup using Visual-Process Executive
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Description: This course takes place as a workshop, a combination of presentations and hands-on exercises. Course content: Morning: Presentation of the Visual-Environment suite Presentation of Visual-Process Executive Executing a process o Automatic execution o Setting stops o Skipping blocks o What is a block, a connector, a sub-process o Possible non-process operations during process execution o Context changes during process execution Precise templates description Possible options (*): o Pedestrian impact o Interior head impact FMVSS201
o Side or frontal impact o Roof crush o Rear Crush o Automated meshing For each process template: o Description of the process o Description of the related regulation o Execution of the process Afternoon: Short description of all the templates delivered with VisualProcess Demonstration of Process Building and Modification o Modifying FMWSS201 process template o Building a process to read, check quality and write FE model
(*) 2 or 3 process templates can be covered during this day of training. In order to allow for training preparation, please inform the ESI support team which templates you are interested in when you order this training course. The list is not complete; other available templates can be covered upon request. Note: Process templates can be customized by the user under certain conditions. Suggested Next Course: Visual-Development Toolkit: Process Authoring in Visual-Environment (VTS-PR-A)
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Description: This course is done strictly on-demand. Its contents are entirely customizable. Certain contractual conditions apply. Course content: Process concepts o Process blocks
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: VTS-DS-B
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Description: This course is offered strictly on-demand and can be customized according the users way of managing CAD data.
Day 1: Introduction, definition of the concepts of VisualDSS Creation of a Master Assembly Import of connections definitions Creation and association of multiple meshes to parts Day 2: Creating Load Case views Users and access rights management Creating Iteration Models Automatic Iteration models creation (Visual-Process Templates) Day 3: Propagation of design changes from CAD to iteration models Propagation of engineering changes Exploitation of simulation data with the Web client Introduction to configuration and customization capabilities.
Propagation of a design change in different iteration models for different simulation disciplines
VisualDSS: Performing Advanced Process and Data Management Operations Reference: VTS-DS-A
Level: Duration: Audience: Objectives: Advanced 2 days CAE software super-users; PLM/CAE database administrators Learn how to use VisualDSS advanced features for process and data management, how to take benefit of the database environment for day to day or advanced scenario, how to customize VisualDSS for daily usage. Previous experience with ESI Groups VisualEnvironment and VisualDSS, Python programming Course content: Day 1: Introduction, reminder on VisualDSS concepts and capabilities, reminder of Python basics Overview of configuration and customization capabilities User and roles configuration and management Data schema customization Automation of customized entities fill in and update Day 2: Specific PDM import procedure development Creation of specific meshing request for third party tool or grid/web service Installation procedure description, prerequisites, main steps Multi site deployment configuration Legacy data upload from folders and legacy models reuse
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Description: This course is offered strictly on-demand and can be customized according the customers Hardware and Software IT backbone.
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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Reference: OPT-A
The following training modules are offered. A first training will generally include modules 1, 2 and 3. 1 - Management of launched executable programs Design or Stochastic Parameters related to executable program launch Data retrievals and data treatments Parallel calls / remote platforms 2 - Optimization Needed module: 1 Algorithm explanations Methodologies; Tests 3 - Stochastic analysis Needed module: 1 Methodologies; Tests 4 - Robust Design Needed modules: 1, 2 and 3 Methodologies; Tests 5 - Reverse Engineering (Calibration of material characteristics or experimental designs) Needed modules: 1, 2 and in some cases: 3, 4 Methodologies; Tests For practice exercises, we recommend that you bring your own models. You may already have thought about which parameters and targets will be used.
Description: This course is a combination of presentations and hands-on exercises, with theoretical explanations first and then a workshop.
Frontal Crash
Reference: VTS-VO-A
Processors Definition o Macro Recording o Process Templates and Process Blocks o Defining Pre processors o Defining Solvers o Defining Post Processors Study setup o Define factors and responses o Define constraints and objectives o Algorithms selection Running optimizers and job management o Invoking optimization solvers o Parallel calls / remote platforms o Monitoring jobs o Data retrievals and data treatments Results analysis o Optimum values o Study reports
Description: This course is a combination of presentations and hands-on exercises, with theoretical explanations first and then a workshop. Course content: Study techniques o Optimization o Design of Experiments o Stochastic
Please refer to the annual calendar or contact your nearest ESI office for further information and to register for this course (see back cover).
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