ANSYS Breakfast Seminar Roadshow

FEA simulation is widely used by Design and Mechanical Design Engineers to gain structural, vibration, impact and thermal performance insight into how their designs will perform. Indeed, the availability of FEA tools embedded within CAD software has driven this adoption and raised awareness of the power of simulation to optimise designs and increase confidence whilst saving time.

ANSYS is a market-leader in simulation and provides FEA tools where increased fidelity in terms of material or contact definitions, mesh settings or some other intricacy is required.

If your company has projects and applications that require FEA capability beyond that offered by the CAD-embedded FEA tools, then ANSYS provides a range of tools to address this need.

We are hosting a series of complimentary ANSYS breakfast briefings throughout the UK.

These seminars will show you how you can go beyond CAD embedded tools and get more from FEA simulation using ANSYS when additional functionality and fidelity is required.

The 2-hour breakfast meetings will be hosted by a Wilde Design Simulation Engineer.

Who Should Attend?

Those with an interest or who are new to engineering simulation plus engineers/managers/directors seeking to optimise their design and development process, to achieve cost, quality and time objectives and increase innovation throughout the product life cycle.

Registration / Further Information

Simply choose one of the following options to receive further information or to register.

• Complete the form opposite
• Call us on +44 (0)161 474 6886
• Email us at events@wildeanalysis.co.uk

Please Note: This event is free to attend, but registration is essential. Further details will be emailed to you once registered.

Join us for a breakfast briefing to:

• gain an overview of applications typically beyond the capabilities of CAD-embedded FEA simulation software
• see a product demonstration of the easy to use but advanced FEA simulation capabilities and the optimisation tools provided in ANSYS workbench
• gain an overview of the capabilities and applications of the ANSYS Mechanical family of tools