Industry Oriented course on CFD analysis (Ansys Fluent, CFX, Spaceclaim, Workbench)

Industry oriented syllabus, taught with Industry Projects

  • Software: Ansys Fluent, Ansys CFX, Workbench, Space claim, Fluent T-Grid
  • Learn with Industry projects, Faculty with 20 years experience in Industry
  • Course Duration: 45 days, 10 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday (Full time)
Total Course Fee

₹ 60000 | $ 723

NICE CFD
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Empowering Engineers with Cutting-edge Ansys Training

At Niharika Institute of Computational Engineering (NICE), we understand that every learner has unique preferences and commitments. That is why we offer a seamless blend of online and offline learning options for Ansys training. We take pride in offering cutting-edge courses in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis, designed to equip engineers with the skills needed to excel in the dynamic world of engineering. Our industry-oriented curriculum, taught with real-world projects, sets us apart as a premier institute for CFD education.

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Why Choose Our Institute for Ansys Training?

Industry-Centric Approach: Our curriculum for the Ansys training is meticulously crafted to align with the latest industry trends and demands.

Expert Faculty: You will learn from seasoned professionals with decades of experience in utilizing Ansys for diverse applications.

Practical Application: You will gain hands-on experience through a series of industry projects, ensuring you are job-ready upon completion.

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Course Overview:

Syllabus: Our curriculum is meticulously crafted to provide a practical, industry-focused approach. Subjects include Computational Fluid Dynamics, Fluid Dynamics, Gas Dynamics, Heat Transfer, and Aerodynamics.

Software Proficiency: Master the use of Ansys Fluent, Ansys CFX, Workbench, Spaceclaim, and Fluent T-Grid for comprehensive CFD analysis.

Duration: 45 days of immersive learning, from 10 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday.

Total Course Fee: ₹ 60000 | $ 732

Syllabus

All the theory subjects will be taught from Industry perspective, focusing on practical application skills

Navier Stokes equations and its simplified forms, discussion on their physical meaning, basic aspects of discretisation schemes. Finite volume methods, application of finite volume methods to simple equations like one dimensional steady state conduction equation and there by demonstrating how a CFD software works, impact of grid quality and grid size on accuracy of results, solution matrix etc Stability. Convergence and consistency, CFL condition Pressure correction techniques (Simple and simpler algorithms), compressible and incompressible solvers, detailed explanation of all types of boundary conditions and their importance in CFD analysis, discretisation techniques like upwind methods (First order and second order), Quick methods and Power law Relaxation parameters. Reynolds averaged Navier Stokes equations, K epsilon model, Spalart allmaras model, near wall flow modelling, wall functions

Fluid Dynamics Significance of dynamic viscosity, laminar boundary layer, laminar Turbulent transition, turbulent boundary layer, Structure of a turbulent boundary layer (laminar sub layer, buffer layer and log law layer), Thermal boundary layer, boundary layer control, effect of adverse Pressure gradient, boundary layer separation

Gas Dynamics Fundamental physical quantities of a flowing gas The source of aerodynamics forces, equation of state Concept of Mach number and classification of flow regimes in to Incompressible, Subsonic, Transonic, Sonic, Supersonic and Hypersonic based on Mach number Stagnation properties (stagnation pressure, stagnation enthalpy and stagnation temperature) Effect of Mach number on compressibility, mass flow rate in terms of pressure ratio, mass flow rate in terms of Mach number, flow through convergent nozzle, flow through convergent divergent nozzle, flow through diffusers, Mach number variation in nozzle and diffuser, concept of shock wave Use of gas tables

Significance of heat transfer in engineering design, Heat conduction equation, boundary conditions, thermal contact resistance Laminar free convection, effect of turbulence on free convection, external free convection flows and free convection in enclosures Significance of heat transfer coefficient, local and average convective heat transfer coefficient, heat transfer correlations in internal and external flows Mechanism of radiation heat transfer, radiation intensity, radiation properties, concept of black body, radiation shape factor, radiation shield.

Introduction, Airfoil nomenclature, Lift, Drag and moment coefficients, Airfoil data, Infinite and finite wings, Pressure coefficient, Compressibility correction for lift coefficient, Critical Mach number and critical pressure coefficients, Drag divergence Mach number, Wave drag at supersonic speeds, summary of air foil drag, calculation of induced drag, change in lift slope, swept wings, Mechanisms for higher lift.

List of projects

We use Ansys Fluent and Ansys CFX for analysis. For CAD clean-up we use Ansys Space claim, Work bench and for meshing Fluent T-Grid

  • CFD analysis of Gas Turbine afterburner diffuser duct
  • CFD analysis of Airfoil wing
  • Thermal analysis of power amplifier unit.
  • CFD analysis of Centrifugal pump
  • Aerodynamics analysis of Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV)

Certification

Our certificate is well recognized in Engineering Industry and overseas universities. We provide digitally signed and encrypted course certificate which is globally authentic. Please have a look in to the sample certificate.

Frequently Asked Questions

We hope this section will answer basic queries the student may have

Preferably, you should have a degree/diploma in any of these field, like Mechanical, Aeronautical, Aerospace, Chemical, Industrial production with exposure to subjects like Fluid Mechanics, Heat transfer and Thermodynamics.

CAD modeling is also one of the activities in Product development cycle like CFD and FEM analysis. If you learn this course it will definitely help you to upgrade your career. However, you should be in a position to independently execute the projects on CFD analysis.

Niharika Institute uses genuine and Licensed version of CFD softwares. We will provide high end work stations (up to 256 GB RAM, 64 core processor) for all the students during the training programme. Note this is applicable only for Inhouse (offline) training at our office at Rajajinagar, Bangalore.

Our training is based on complex, real time Industrial projects. After completion of the course, student will be in a position to independently execute CFD analysis projects, which ensures greater employability chances. We generally forward best performing students resume to many companies upon their requirement, however we do not use such Information for marketing purpose. We help students to properly structure their resume and conduct mock up Interviews. Beyond this we don’t make any assurances.

Always there are hidden charges. We advise students NOT to fall into debt trap and get troubled by Loan Recovery agents. Always look for a training Institute which provides you Immense technical skills and the best quality training. Once you are trained enough to execute Industry projects independently, your employability chances will be very high. In this digital world, searching for a job is easy with platforms like Linkedin, naukri.com etc. No recommendation is needed for a job in a private company.

Recommendations, Influence etc does not work in most of the Private Companies. Networking helps in learning about the companies and openings available in their companies and rest is based on your skills and talent. Normally any Private company expects a revenue generation equivalent to 7 to 8 times your annual salary. This is must to sustain and grow in your career. If you have the skills to execute the project Independently, deliver best results, enhance customer satisfaction and there by enhance revenue growth, you can sustain and grow in your career.