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ANSYS Twin Builder Getting Started

Overview

The basic class training will teach how to use ANSYS Twin Builder to design, modeling, analysis and optimization of high-performance systems that can eventually be deployed as Digital Twins. Most common applications are found in the automotive, aerospace/defense, and industrial automation industries. This training will introduce you to the Modelica standard and developing system models in Modelica. The training also covers how 3rd party models can be integrated in to using FMI, how ANSYS 3D solvers can be coupled to Twin Builder through co-simulation, and how Reduced Order Models can be generated for transient applications.

Learning Outcomes

  • Awareness of basic elements in the GUI
  • Navigation of the GUI to accomplish various modeling tasks
  • Awareness of component structures in Twin Builder
  • VHDL-AMS/SML based component modeling
  • Setup of the solver and simulation execution
  • Post processing of simulation results
  • Introduction to parametric studies and optimization
  • Differences between Causal and Acausal system modeling
  • Create a new Modelica model within Twin Builder
  • Components models parameterization
  • Compilation and Modelica models properties exposure
  • Modelica models integration in Twin Builder & code generation
  • Example of a multiphysics system modeling
  • How to generate a Reduced Order Model in Twin Builder
  • How to generate a Reduced Order Model for transient applications
  • How to integrate graphical panel into Twin Builder using Functional Mock-up Interface (FMI)

Prerequisites

  • There is no prerequisite for this course.

Target Audience: System / Digital Twin Engineers

Teaching Method: Lectures and computer practical sessions to validate acquired knowledge.

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

 

Twin Builder Getting Started

 

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Agenda :

This is a 3-day classroom course covering both lectures and workshops. For virtual training, this course is covered over 6 x 2-hour sessions lectures only.

  • Virtual Classroom Session 1 / Live Classroom Day 1

    • Module 1 – Introduction

    • Module 2 – Twin Builder Tool

    • Workshop 2.1 – Simple Circuits

    • Module 3 – VHDL and SML Libraries

    • Workshop 3.1 – Multiphysics Model

  • Virtual Classroom Session 2 / Live Classroom Day 1

    • Module 4 – Solver 

    • Workshop 4.1 – Solver Settings

    • Module 5 – Post Processing

    • Module 6 – Design Exploration

    • Workshop 6.1 – Optimetrics

    • Workshop 6.2 – optiSLang

  • Virtual Classroom Session 3 / Live Classroom Day 2

    • Module 7 – Modelica IDE

    • Workshop 7.1 – Simple Circuits Modelica

    • Module 8 – Modelica Libraries

    • Workshop 8.1 – Water Pump

    • Workshop 8.2 – Coupling CFD ROM

    • Module 9 – Modelica Language and Customization

    • Workshop 9.1 – Bouncing Ball

    • Workshop 9.2 – Simple Drivetrain

  • Virtual Classroom Session 4 / Live Classroom Day 2

    • Module 10 – 3D Physics in System Simulation

    • Workshop 10.1 – Co-Simulation Twin Builder and ANSYS Solvers

    • Workshop 10.2 – Twin Builder ROM Interfaces

    • Module 11 – LTI ROM 

    • Workshop 11.1 – LTI ROM

  • Virtual Classroom Session 5 / Live Classroom Day 3 

    • Module 12 – Static ROM Builder

    • Module 13 – Dynamic ROM Builder

    • Workshop 13.1 – Dynamic ROM Builder 1 

    • Workshop 13.2 – Dynamic ROM Builder 2

  • Virtual Classroom Session 6 / Live Classroom Day 3

    • Module 14 – FMI and Twin

    • Workshop 14.1 – Import Export FMI in Twin Builder

    • Module 15 – Rapid Prototyper

    • Workshop 15.1- Design a Graphical Panel with Rapid Prototyper

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