Rochester New York ASME
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FEA
Concepts for Engineers June
1, 2007 This
is the old way
-
This is
the new way
The speed and power of today’s computers have allowed the development of software that can solve highly sophisticated engineering problems on your PC. These tools use advanced numerical methods to solve complex structural, fluid flow, electromagnetic and heat transfer problems in 2 and 3 dimensions. To stay ahead of the curve today’s engineers must understand and be able to utilize these advanced tools. Finite Element Analysis (FEA) is one such tool that enables modeling of complex systems and advanced analysis of the physical forces influencing these systems. This short course will focus on the basic understanding of structural FEA methods, the fundamentals behind it, and its application. Attendees will receive hands-on experience with ANSYS FEA software, applying FEA methods in the classroom. As part of the course each attendee will receive the student version of ANSYS ED v9.0 CD to take home. A complete list of other PE credit courses, course descriptions, and requirements are listed here. Interested ASME student members can put their names on a waiting list prior to May 16, 2007. Students on the wait list will be signed up for the course on and after May 16th, subject to space availability. If more than 35 people register, a 2nd Session will be offered. Refer to Registration Information below. Date
Friday June 1 2007 Limit- 25 registrants/session PE
Continuing Education Credit
Non-student rate - $75 (All attendees receive a student
version of ANSYS.) Advance payment required to
register. PayPal: Non-student rate - $75 ASME Student Member -
$25
By
check;
payable to “ASME Rochester Section” and send to:
This map shows where the
building is. This map shows
you where
the room is.
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