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Ansys Fluent Rotating Machinery Modeling

Course Overview

This course will teach you the major classes of rotating machinery problems, steady state and transient simulation methods and the details of conducting accurate simulations of rotating machinery systems using Ansys Fluent. Experience running Ansys Fluent for the training to be effective is essential.

Prerequisites

  • A technical education and background in fluid mechanics is recommended but not mandatory. An engineering degree is not required.
  • Completion of the Fluent Getting Started course is required.
  • Experience with Ansys Fluent is strongly recommended.

Teaching Method

Lectures and computer practical sessions to validate acquired knowledge. A training certificate is provided to all attendees who complete the course.

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Learning Outcome

Following completion of this course, you will be able to:

  • Setup, run and post-process rotating machinery simulations.
  • Select the most appropriate method for your application and the required simulation accuracy.

 Available Dates

Currently, no training dates available

Learning Options

Training materials for this course are available with an Ansys Learning Hub Subscription. If there is no active public schedule available, private training can be arranged. Please contact us.

Agenda

This is a 1-day classroom course covering both tutorials and workshops. For virtual training, this course is covered over 2 x 2-hour session, tutorials only.

Virtual Classroom Session 1

  • Lecture 01: Introduction to Rotating Machinery
  • Lecture 02: Single Rotating Component Analysis
  • Workshop 02.1: Pump Simulation
  • Workshop 02.2: Radial Compressor Simulation
  • Lecture 03: Post-processing (Part 1)

Virtual Classroom Session 2

  • Lecture 03: Post-Processing (Part 2)
  • Workshop 03.1: Pump Analysis using CFD Post
  • Lecture 04: Multiple Component Analysis - Steady
  • Workshop 04.1: Centrifugal Pump with a Volute
  • Workshop 04.2: Axial Fan Stage
  • Lecture 05: Multi-Component Analysis – Transient
  • Workshop 05.1: Axial Fan Stage Transient