Join this webinar to learn how to engage your students in electric motor design, which will motivate them to address SDG #13 while expanding their knowledge and understanding of different physics: structures, electric, thermal, and fluids.
TIME:
September 12, 2024
11:00 AM EDT
Venue:
Virtual
Electric motors represent 45% of global electrical use, and the absolute value of electric energy is expected to increase significantly with the ongoing transformation of the transportation sector. This also accounts for 15% of annual greenhouse gas emissions. On the other hand, the industry has evolved its practice in designing electric motors, moving away from siloed analyses, and embracing multi-physics optimization for improved cost, environmental, noise, or size characteristics.
Join this webinar to learn how to engage your students on this topic, which will motivate them to address SDG #13 while expanding their knowledge and understanding of different physics: structures, electric, thermal, and fluids.
This series of teaching webinars supports the urge to act and prepare students to contribute to the UN’s sustainable development goals. Incorporating the skills to design products or solve complex problems, which take into account such frameworks, is not an easy task for traditionally technical knowledge and skills-focused engineering courses. In this webinar series, we will address a selection of sustainable development concepts relevant to engineering practices and look to illustrate their industrial application with Ansys simulation tools. The benefit of visualizing and understanding both – theoretical fundamentals and their applications - will be a common thread in all the sessions.
Each webinar is independent in terms of content, but we invite you to register for all our sustainability-themed teaching webinars – the series includes:
Educators teaching in mechanical, automotive or electrical engineering degrees. Additionally, engineers and students interested in these topics will find value.
Nicolas Rivière
