This workshop will provide a comprehensive understanding of Ansys optiSLang, covering everything from its interface and workflow to advanced optimization techniques and integration with other tools.
TIME:
October 15, 2024
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM CEST
Venue:
Virtual
Welcome to the Ansys optiSLang hands-on workshop. This workshop is designed to train engineering simulation professionals on the powerful capabilities of Ansys optiSLang, a leading software for process integration and design optimization. Whether working in fluids mechanics, structures, or electronics, this workshop will equip you with the essential skills to leverage optiSLang for your simulation and optimization tasks. Through practical exercises and real-world examples, you will understand how to use optiSLang to automate your design processes, improve product performance, and reduce development time.
Introduction to Ansys optiSLang Interface and Workflow: Get familiar with the user interface, essential functions, and the overall workflow of optiSLang to start your optimization projects efficiently.
Design of Experiments (DoE) and Sensitivity Analysis: Learn how to set up and perform the design of experiments and sensitivity analysis to understand the influence of different design variables on your simulation results.
Optimization Techniques and Metamodeling: Explore various optimization methods and algorithms available in optiSLang and learn how to choose and apply the appropriate technique for your specific design problem.
Integration with Ansys Workbench, Ansys AEDT, Ansys Fluent, and other tools: See how to integrate optiSLang with Ansys and other CAE tools to create a seamless optimization workflow and enhance your simulation capabilities.
By the end of this workshop, you will not only have the confidence and skills to apply Ansys optiSLang for optimizing complex engineering designs, but you will also be inspired by the potential for better performance and more innovative solutions that this software can unlock.
Any engineer working on fluids, structural mechanics, electronic, electromagnetic, optics simulations, across all industrial sectors.
