Aerospace & Defense Webinar Series

This webinar will explore the exciting new enhancements to Ansys Fluent meshing workflows featured in the Ansys 2020 R2. Through live demonstrations, discover how engineers from the aerospace and defense industries can raise their efficiency with task-based workflows, Mosaic-enabled meshing technology and a streamlined user interface to deliver more accurate results in less time.

Learn how to use Ansys Fluent to simulate the noise produced by a generic four-bladed quadcopter drone. Discover how sound analysis tools from Ansys VRXPERIENCE SOUND can be applied to the acoustic results to help assess psychoacoustic parameters associated with the perceived sounds.

Learn how Ansys is helping the A&D industry prepare a new chapter in supersonic commercial aircraft design. This presentation summarizes external aero nearfield sonic boom prediction on the NASA X-59 geometry as presented at the AIAA Sonic Boom workshop. We also discuss the Ansys supersonic panel flutter capability. Comparisons to NASA wind tunnel data are included.

In this webinar, we discuss the basics of overset meshing in Ansys Fluent and present best practices. We will also review recent validation studies and novel example cases for external aerodynamics, projectile motion, store separation and marine applications.

Join us for this free webinar that provides a detailed look at how cutting-edge simulation technology is radically advancing aircraft electrification. You will learn how pervasive engineering simulation aids in cost reduction and increased product reliability through digital exploration during the design and operation phases of product development cycle. Additionally, this webinar discusses simulation technologies that will help you model and develop electric aircraft components.

Join us for this free webinar that dynamically showcases Ansys’ capabilities for simulating the physics of sloshing, including advanced preprocessing tools for geometry discretization (Ansys SpaceClaim and Ansys Fluent). Additionally, it spotlights Ansys’ strong portfolio of solution methods for modeling turbulent multiphase flows and discusses insightful post-processing tools for handling flow physics (Ansys EnSight).

Through live demonstrations and success stories from early users, you will learn how Fluent substantially reduces hands-on development time and drastically boosts efficiency with a single-window, task-based workflow and a dynamic Mosaic-enabled meshing technology. 

We will explore how the aerospace and defense industries can utilize Ansys technologies for automated unstructured meshing workflows.

Ansys icing solutions empower engineers with high fidelity CFD/icing models to account for ice accretion and flow interactions early in the design phase in a seamless manner while harnessing the power of high-performance computing. Attend this webinar to get an overview of Ansys icing solutions with a focus on ice crystal formation in turbomachinery compressors.

This webinar will consider a typical sounding rocket with simplified internal components subjected to atmospheric re-entry aerodynamic conditions. It will illustrate the capabilities and workflow approaches that can be used to evaluate the thermal performance using Ansys structural and CFD simulation tools connected via the Ansys Systems Coupling environment.

We will explore how the aerospace and defense industries can optimize their current workflow and increase productivity with exciting new enhancements in the 19.2 release of Ansys Fluent.

Through live demonstrations and success stories from early users, learn how Fluent reduces hands-on time and raises efficiency with a single-window, task-based workflow and Mosaic-enabled meshing technology.

In this webinar we will show how Ansys CFD tools are used to simulate high speed flows and to design hypersonic vehicles, by touching on the capabilities of the CFD tools and describing case studies.

This webinar presents the Ansys multiphysics solution specifically for the A&D engineer. We will highlight how the Ansys solution works and showcase fluid-structure interaction (FSI) case studies and examples from the A&D industry.

In this webinar, we focus on the numerical study of the external aerodynamics of two cruise missile geometries. The first is a generic high-supersonic/low-hypersonic geometry. The study analyzes the main flow features to better understand the physical phenomena that govern the behavior of canard geometries at different angles of attack.

In this webinar, we will demonstrate how CFD analysis can be used to gain insight into the stability performance of a representative Navy vessel using Ansys Fluent. The free surface effects on the vessel were simulated using the Volume of Fluid Method, while the vessel motion was resolved using the 6-DOF solver.

This webinar will focus on the application of the PEMFC module in Ansys Fluent to both simple and complex fuel cell geometries to help understand the effects of geometric and operating parameters on device performance and thermal management.

Ansys’ fluid–structure interaction (FSI) capability accurately predicts panel flutter under the most challenging conditions. Ansys simulation results will be compared to NASA supersonic wind tunnel data. The simple simulation process and surprisingly small computational requirements for accurate results will also be summarized. 

This webinar will present an overview of ROM technology available with the Ansys platform, along with some examples and a demo of the ROM workflow for CFD..

Please join us for this webinar to learn about the capabilities and applications of Ansys software for in-flight icing.

Learn about Ansys’ model-based approach for driving the analysis, development and certification of avionics software. Discover how you can efficiently integrate certification and safety requirements, reduce development costs and accelerate time to market.

Learn how to tackle the toughest engineering challenges in aviation engine gear systems using Ansys CFD solutions.

This webinar will demonstrate how Ansys Fluent and Ansys Mechanical can be used to compute the loads which muzzle brakes are subjected to and the resulting stresses and deformations of the structure.

Ansys tools solve some of the A&D industry’s toughest problems. In this webinar, we will focus on workflows that apply high-speed combustion/reacting flow models for use in air breathing engines (ramjet, scramjet, RDE), re-entry chemistry, liquid/solid rocket motors, etc.