Why this seminar?

Vibration Analysis using FEA has become a common engineering practice across all industry verticals. Often, these analyses have to be correlated with test results.Seminar will address some of the ‘issues’ that concern designers and FEA analysts.

Designer’s Issues:

• How to design for appropriate strength and stiffness?
• How do I avoid resonance hotspots in design?
• How do I validate design?
• How to optimize design?

FEA analyst’s Issues:

• How can I verify the FEA models?
• How confident on my FEA results?
• How to get my models correct?

What Happens in the Seminar?

• Lectures and interactions with expert speakers
• Close interaction between peers from other industries
• Hand calculations of vibration analysis
• Quizzes
• Case studies of vibration analysis and correlation; discussion on problems faced during correlation.

Who Should Attend the Seminar?

• Design engineers who want to understand vibration analysis using FEA.
• FEA analysts who want to deepen their knowledge.
• Vibration testing engineers who want to understand how finite element analysis of vibration works.

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Some of the sessions include:

• Terminology – Definitions
• Introduction to vibration – free, forced, damped/ undamped, DoF
• Modes and mode shapes
• CAE – model preparation for vibration, common mistakes
• FEA – vibration analysis using finite element; case studies
• Vibration analysis workshop (with hand calculations of vibration analysis problems)
• Types of dynamic FEA – modal, harmonic, transient, sine, bump, shock; case studies
• Noise -
• Vibration – measurement, standards, techniques, Alignment- coupling, Vibration diagnostic charts – ISO22096 –
• Quizzes
• Correlation of vibration FEA + Hand Calculation
• Correlation of FEA + Test results; problems in correlation

PREAMBLE

Dynamic Finite Element Analysis (FEA) is essential for both design verification and optimization. It encompasses a range of applications, including routine mode shape and displacement calculations, impact and crash analysis, transient dynamics, and vibration-induced fatigue. FEA analysts perform these analyses to ensure that the design meets its intended functional requirements.

Designers must rely on the results provided by FEA analysts to verify that these requirements are fulfilled. This reliance raises several critical questions that analysts need to address:

• How can we create robust FEA model?
• How best can we capture the physical reality in our FE model?
• How do we validate our FE models using analytical, closed form solutions?
• How to check and control the quality of our Finite element models?
• How do we impose confidence and defend our dynamic FEA report?
• …. And many more

OBJECTIVE OF WORKSHOP

TOPICS COVERED

WORKSHOP Methodology & benefits of participation

Highly interactive workshop will have a combination of the following.

Who can participate?

All engineers and analysts who are engaged or interested in finite element analysis can participate.

The WORKSHOP will NOT be based on any specific software platform. Users of all commercial or open source FEA software tools can participate.

Workshop will NOT be aimed at any particular industry vertical. Engineers from all verticals including automotive, aerospace, railways, defence, nuclear energy, thermal power, wind, medical equipment, electrical and electronics and can participate

NOTE:

ABOUT ProSIM.

ProSIM is a collaborative R&D and engineering services company with a focus on simulation technology. Using Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and other simulation techniques, ProSIM has delivered high value solutions to complex engineering problems across various verticals. ProSIM has been working on complex applications such as seismic evaluation of nuclear power plant structures and components, structural integrity assessment of energy assets, remaining life assessment and extension (RLA/RLE) of thermal power plant systems, fitness for service (FFS) of oil and gas assets, optimisation of automotive, electrical, aerospace systems (weight reduction, performance enhancement), thermal management of electronic systems and electronic packaging, localization and indigenisation of defence systems and so on.

This workshop is conducted by ProSIM to increase the awareness of the simulation technologies among users simulation technology across various industry verticals.