Modern trends in the development of aircraft and defense vehicles, such as increased power density, miniaturization, lightweighting, advanced materials and environmental sustainability are driving the need for Pervasive Engineering Simulation. Upfront digital exploration and building of digital twins require a comprehensive simulation platform that enables the modeling of complex physical and physics-based interaction of systems. Robust, fast, scalable and versatile workflows for multiphysics simulations offer tremendous value to companies in their product development and operation cycles.

This on-demand 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.

Discover the latest release of ANSYS SPEOS, now with more predictive design power. You can create, test and validate a virtual prototype in a faster iteration loop. A refined human eye model enhances the human vision simulation. And, many updates improve your user experience, including:

• New generic optimization engine automatically generates your perceived quality objective. It perfectly adapts to any advanced optical system.
• New expert mode for Optical Design allows for more intelligent lighting in automotive applications. It ensures performance and compliance with standards and regulations.
• Head-up display (HUD) design and analysis add-on expands your vision with cutting-edge features dedicated to the development of HUDs in automotive applications. By embedding optical knowledge, the add-on drastically improves the development process by anticipating issues early in the design phase.

This on-demand webinar will showcase some of the many enhancements to ANSYS Mechanical in ANSYS 2019 R1. We'll cover new capabilities, such as acoustics, Material Designer and SMART fracture, plus powerful new features in Mechanical. We’ll also introduce ANSYS Cloud in Mechanical, new for this release.

The session will include slides to highlight these additions, as well as live demonstrations. Other topics in this webinar include: HPC improvements (including distributed contact), model/part configuration, general axisymmetric analysis, a semi-implicit method and topology optimization enhancements.

View this on-demand webinar to learn about the new capabilities available in ANSYS SIwave 2019 R1. The new release includes powerful new features for the design of high-speed electronics devices. New enhancements focus on signal integrity, power integrity and electromagnetic interference analysis including:

• EMI Scanner – design rule check for EMI/EMC 
  
• Electromigration analysis – calculate mean time to failure of metallization
• High Performance Computing enhancements for faster simulation times

In collaboration with Microsoft Azure, ANSYS has developed and launched an all-new cloud offering — ANSYS Cloud. View our on-demand webinar for a first look. Explore how you can easily and instantaneously access on-demand HPC in the cloud directly from within ANSYS Mechanical and ANSYS Fluent.

ANSYS Cloud delivers the speed, power and compute capacity of cloud computing directly to your desktop — when and where you need it. It affords the engineering agility required to quickly respond to changing business needs and avoid long hardware/software procurement and deployment delays.

In this on-demand webinar, you will see a live product demonstration and hear success stories from early users. You will learn how you can:

• Solve your ANSYS simulations in the cloud without the burden of configuring the cloud environment, installing licenses or engaging a cloud provider.
• Access the hardware and software you need, when you need it — pay only for what you use.
• Interactively monitor job progress from anywhere — via your desktop application or a web portal on your computer, tablet or smartphone.
• Inspect and validate your simulation results while your results are in the cloud from anywhere, on any device, via a web browser.
• Easily share simulation files with peers or ANSYS Support.

For more than 100 years, Edelstahl Rosswag — a leading supplier of open die-forged products — has successfully served a wide variety of industries. Its subsidiary, Rosswag Engineering, is the additive manufacturing (AM) arm of the company. To support its innovative AM processes, the subsidiary utilizes ANSYS Additive Print. The software eliminates expensive trial-and-error testing and allows Rosswag Engineering’s customers to optimize geometries for AM and reduce build failures.

Mosen Ltd., a leader in engineering consulting services, specializes in tunnel ventilation, fire safety engineering, risk management and tunnel safety. Using ANSYS computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation, Mosen developed the reversable MoJet® tunnel ventilation system, which delivers up to 25 percent more in-tunnel thrust than other jet fans. ANSYS CFD optimized the shape of the nozzles, to direct the airstream away from the tunnel’s soffits and walls. This reduced surface friction, minimizing the Coandặ effect (the tendency of a fluid jet to remain attached to a convex surface) as a result. Simulation also helped reduce the number of fans (significantly lowering maintenance costs), sound pressure levels and system weight.

View this on-demand webinar to learn about the new capabilities available in Icepak 2019.1. The new release includes powerful new features for the design of electronics cooling strategies and electro-thermal analysis. New features include:

• Electro-thermal analysis — Two-way closed loop coupling between HFSS, Maxwell, Q3D Extractor and Icepak
• Modeling of inclined PCB
• DCIR EM loss coupling

Don’t miss this webinar detailing all the significant advancements in Icepak.

Take control of turbulence in your simulations with the GEKO (generalized k-omega) two-equation turbulence model in ANSYS Fluent. GEKO provides users with the flexibility to tailor turbulence models to their applications using several free and tunable parameters. These can be adjusted over a wide range to match the simulation to specific physical effects, while preserving the underlying calibration. This technical paper provides a detailed description of GEKO and includes best practices for use and optimization.

As the automotive industry experiences disruption in areas of technology, competition, regulation and shifting consumer demand, engineering simulation leads the way in delivering the highest level of competitive advantage and proven return on investment.