A well-designed part helps keep passengers safe and Finite Element Analysis plays a key part in the development of such parts. Techniques such as steady-state and transient methods are used to estimate the strength of parts under linear and non-linear conditions. When you finish this module, you will learn which simulation methodologies need to be used for which type of parts and loads combinations.

Finite Element Analysis using LS-DYNA

LS-DYNA is a robust multi-physics environment. This will be the first course in this module and will help you achieve a strong foundation in FEA.

Crash-worthiness using HyperMesh and Radioss

This course is more application focussed. You will learn to perform computer simulations to estimate the crashworthiness of cars. In this regard, you will learn how to compute intrusion length and energy path distribution.

Learning a CAD Package(s) is not design. Designing is a problem solving technique, where you create a product that satisfies several constraints. These constraints can be technical and non-technical.

In this module, you will learn the art of designing to constraints. We will focus on how sheet metal parts are designed and manufactured in the industry. We will understand the different constraints that are in place while designing Body In White (BIW) components and use engineering principles to create the final product.

Understanding flow behavior is extremely critical in obtaining peak performance from various sub-systems that make up a vehicle. From intake systems to the cylinder to the after-treatment components, every inch of piping, bends, and curves has been carefully designed to satisfy the requirements of several teams.

In this module, your focus is on taking up several courses that teach how to simulate flow in systems such as superchargers, turbochargers, cabin-interior, after-treatment systems, and finally the entire vehicle.

External Aerodynamics

In this module, You will learn, how to perform external aerodynamic analysis on full-sized passenger cars and racing cars. You will understand the objectives of your simulation and will prepare the computational models accordingly.

1. Pumps, Compressors and Super-chargers
2. Depending on the segment, a passenger vehicle can have multiple turbomachinery components. Each of these components are subjected to CFD simulations to evaluate their thermal performance. In this module, you will learn the following
3. Creating the computational domain for turbo-machinery simulations.
4. Choosing the right boundary and initial conditions for the problem.
5. Employ steady and transient solvers to accomplish the end result.
6. Understand core physical models such as turbulence and cavitation modeling