Tutorials

Tutorials (India)

These online tutorials are best viewed in video form. If you have an unreliable internet connection, you should download the PDF version instead. The tutorials are based on queries raised by users of HyperWorks (archived here), and cover several HyperWorks modules: HyperMesh, HyperView, HyperGraph, OptiStruct, Radioss/Linear, Radioss/Explicit, MotionView and MotionSolve. They also cover different applications – finite element analysis, stress analysis, analysis of mechanisms or multi-bodies, dynamic analysis, hydroforming, tube bending, etc.

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1. Audiovisual presentations on HyperWorks products

Overview
These movies outline the salient features of several HyperWorks modules – HyperMesh, HyperView, OptiStruct, HyperStudy, MotionSolve, HyperGraph, HyperForm, HyperWeb, HyperView Player, and the HyperWorks Process Manager. Save the zipped movies to your computer and view them using any AVI player.
 
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2. Beginners Exercise in FEM

Overview
Using a simple geometry – a plate with a hole – this exercise walks you through a typical linear-static Finite Element Analysis cycle using HyperMesh, Radioss/Linear and HyperView.
 
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3. HyperMesh – The Start Menu

Overview
Shows how to start HyperMesh, and where “default files” are created.
 
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4. HyperMesh – Getting Started

Overview
Illustrates cad-data import, visualization, geometry editing, mid-surfacing and shell-meshing.
Prerequisites
HyperMesh – The Start Menu
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5. Radioss/Linear – Getting Started

Overview
Shows how to run the solver, and how to diagnose errors.
Prerequisites
HyperMesh – Getting Started
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6. HyperView – Getting Started

Overview
Illustrates how to generate stress contours and deflected plots for Radioss/Linear analyses.
Prerequisites
Radioss/Linear – Getting Started
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7. HyperGraph – Getting Started

Overview
Illustrates how to generate and annotate plots.
 
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8. MotionView – Getting Started

Overview
Illustrates how to model a mechanism for multi-body-dynamics analysis.
 
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9. MotionView – Troubleshooting Errors

Overview
Illustrates how to find your way around with MotionVew / MotionSolve when things go wrong
Prerequisites
MotionView – Getting Started
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10. HyperMesh – Exporting node-sets to Ansys

Overview
Illustrates how to create a set of nodes and export the data-set to Ansys.
Prerequisites
HyperMesh – Getting Started
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11. HyperMesh – Introduction to “Scalar” Spring Elements

Overview
Illustrates how to use 1-dimensional spring elements.
Prerequisites
HyperMesh – Getting Started
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12. HyperForm – Tube Bending

Overview
Outlines how to setup a model for simulation of tube bending.
Prerequisites
HyperMesh – Getting Started
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13. HyperForm – Tube Hydroforming – Part 1

Overview
Outlines how to setup a model for hydroforming simulation.
Prerequisites
HyperMesh – Getting Started
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14. HyperForm – Tube Hydroforming – Part 2

Overview
Outlines how to run Radioss, generate animations, FLD curves, thinning percentage contours, etc. for a hydroforming simulation.
Prerequisites
HyperForm – Tube Hydroforming – Part 1
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15. Stress Analysis of a Thin Walled Pressure Vessel – Geometry Import

Overview
Spread over several parts, this tutorial outlines how to start with a CAD model of a thin-walled pressure vessel, prepare the geometry for analysis, generate the mesh, apply loads and restraints, analyse it and review the results. The tutorial shows how you can use either shell elements or hexahedral (“solid”) elements, and points out the advantages of shells for this kind of geometry, given the mechanics.
 
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16. Stress Analysis of a Thin Walled Pressure Vessel – Editing Surfaces

Overview
Spread over several parts, this tutorial outlines how to start with a CAD model of a thin-walled pressure vessel, prepare the geometry for analysis, generate the mesh, apply loads and restraints, analyse it and review the results. The tutorial shows how you can use either shell elements or hexahedral (“solid”) elements, and points out the advantages of shells for this kind of geometry, given the mechanics.
 
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17. Stress Analysis of a Thin Walled Pressure Vessel – Shell and Solid Meshing

Overview
Spread over several parts, this tutorial outlines how to start with a CAD model of a thin-walled pressure vessel, prepare the geometry for analysis, generate the mesh, apply loads and restraints, analyse it and review the results. The tutorial shows how you can use either shell elements or hexahedral (“solid”) elements, and points out the advantages of shells for this kind of geometry, given the mechanics.
 
View the Video of Part 3 – Shell and Solid Meshing
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18. Stress Analysis of a Thin Walled Pressure Vessel – Boundary Conditions and Solution

Overview
Spread over several parts, this tutorial outlines how to start with a CAD model of a thin-walled pressure vessel, prepare the geometry for analysis, generate the mesh, apply loads and restraints, analyse it and review the results. The tutorial shows how you can use either shell elements or hexahedral (“solid”) elements, and points out the advantages of shells for this kind of geometry, given the mechanics.
 
View the Video of Part 4 – Boundary Conditions and Solution
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19. Stress Analysis of a Thin Walled Pressure Vessel – Stress Contours and Deformed Shape

Overview
Spread over several parts, this tutorial outlines how to start with a CAD model of a thin-walled pressure vessel, prepare the geometry for analysis, generate the mesh, apply loads and restraints, analyse it and review the results. The tutorial shows how you can use either shell elements or hexahedral (“solid”) elements, and points out the advantages of shells for this kind of geometry, given the mechanics.
 
View the Video of Part 5 – Stress Contours and Deformed Shape
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20. HyperMesh / Radioss – Including Self-Weight in an Analysis

Overview
Illustrates how to apply gravitational forces on a structure.
Prerequisites
Beginners Exercise in FEM
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21. Hex Meshing with HyperMesh – Overview

Overview
Outlines hex-mesh (also called brick-mesh or solid-mesh) generation using HyperMesh.
Prerequisites
HyperMesh – Getting Started
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22. Hex Meshing with HyperMesh – Basics

Overview
Outlines the use of HyperMesh’s drag, spin and line-drag commands to generate hex meshes.
Prerequisites
Hex Meshing with HyperMesh – Overview
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23. Hex Meshing with HyperMesh – Moderate

Overview
Outlines the use of HyperMesh’s elem-offset command to generate hex meshes.
Prerequisites
Hex Meshing with HyperMesh – Overview
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Audiovisual presentations on HyperWorks products

Several of the movies are large, so a fast internet connection is recommended. The movies are not up to date with the latest HyperWorks release, but they are relevant for the most part. Click on Download button to download the file to your computer. HyperWorks Product Presentations. Introductions Features HyperMesh. HyperView. OptiStruct. HyperStudy. MotionView. MotionSolve. …

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