Lectures and hands-on workshops to give you the knowledge and confidence you will need to apply what you have learned to your own designs. Mechanical Engineers, including Automotive Engineers, Materials Engineers, Aerospace Engineers, Industrial Engineers, Structural Engineers, and many other subdisciplines, who have a need to implement their own functionality into the Ansys APDL program. This course is intended for users with a strong working knowledge of the Mechanical APDL program, the APDL Command Language, and the Fortran programming language. Completion of the training course Introduction to Ansys Mechanical APDL is required.With this foundation in place, users can apply this knowledge to efficiently set up, solve, and postprocess virtually any type of analysis.
Element, contact, material behavior, types of loading, and reading or retrieving information from the model database are just of few of the application areas for UPFs. The Mechanical APDL workflow, graphical user interface, and APDL command syntax will be introduced. Once compiled and/or linked into the Mechanical APDL executable, these User Programmable Features (UPFs), will be available when needed. The open architecture of Mechanical APDL allows you to write your own subroutines in the C, C++, or Fortran programming languages. For some advanced applications, there arises a need to tailor the behavior of the Ansys APDL program to suit individual requirements.
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