Case Study
Ansys si impegna a fare in modo che gli studenti di oggi abbiano successo, fornendogli il software gratuito di simulazione ingegneristica.
Ansys si impegna a fare in modo che gli studenti di oggi abbiano successo, fornendogli il software gratuito di simulazione ingegneristica.
Ansys si impegna a fare in modo che gli studenti di oggi abbiano successo, fornendogli il software gratuito di simulazione ingegneristica.
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Case Study
“Because simulation software is used widely in industry it is so important that students are graduating with a strong skillset in using it effectively. However, it’s equally important that students understand the underlying physics principles. By teaching using simulation to showcase physics principles and ensuring engineers are walking away with both a foundational understanding of the how and the advanced skillset of using super sophisticated tools like Ansys CFX they will make the greatest impact in their careers. That’s why I use the combination of simulation software tools paired with the very traditional, down-to-earth basics of physics in my turbomachinery courses.”
-Prof. Tekn. Dr. Damian Vogt, Institute Director/ ITSM, University of Stuttgart
Our overall task at ITSM is to educate engineers who are in a position to independently judge whether something they analyze or engineer is correct or not. They must be able to apply basic principles to work out for themselves whether a design or a solution is plausible.
In introductory courses, we use Ansys CFX to show students the flow in a turbomachine for the first time using animated videos of rotating blade rows. By visualizing the flow in a blade-to-blade plane, the students learn about flow unsteadiness and the blade row interaction. In advanced courses, we use CFX to help the students analyze the phenomenon of blade vibration, which is critical to the operation of a turbomachine. In their projects, the students must use CFX and Ansys Mechanical to do everything from mesh generation, setting up and running a simulation to solve steady and unsteady solutions, and interpreting the results afterwards.
Using Ansys simulation as a tool to teach students the basics of turbomachinery adds the “wow” factor we are looking for to excite their interest in the subject. Showing them videos of simulations is an attractive and inspiring way to give them insight into the basic physics of the process. As they proceed through more advanced courses, they learn to use these physics principles to evaluate the results of simulation studies. They learn to use their own insights to check the plausibility of results provided by software packages, and not just accept the results at face value.
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