Course Outline
Introduction
- Boundary Elements compared to Finite Elements
Integration of Boundary Elements with Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) and Integrated Engineering Software
Continuous Elements, Discontinuous Elements, and Surface Discretization
Adaptability via Mesh Regeneration
Case Study: Discretization of a Crankshaft
Establishing the Development Environment
Review of BEM's Mathematical Foundations
Two-dimensional Laplace's Equation -- Resolving a Basic Boundary Value Problem
Discontinuous Linear Elements -- Enhancing Approximations
Two-dimensional Helmholtz Type Equation -- Broadening the Analysis
Two-dimensional Diffusion Equation
Green's Functions for Potential Problems
Evaluating Three-dimensional Problems
Evaluating Problems Involving Stress and Flux Concentrations
Evaluating Torsion, Diffusion, Seepage, Fluid Flow, and Electrostatics
Integration with Finite Elements and the Hybrid Method
The Value of Clean Code
Boosting Computational Performance (Parallel and Vector Computing)
Concluding Remarks
Requirements
- Fundamental understanding of vector calculus
- Knowledge of ordinary and partial differential equations
- Familiarity with complex variables
- Programming proficiency in any language
Testimonials (2)
The practices and the fact that you can share your screen for guidance from the trainer
Ramon Vann Cleff - DOST - Advanced Science and Technology Institute
Course - SolidWorks
Anil was very understanding and explained the course content in detail. With more time the outcome of the course would be better instead of rushing the content, but over all Anil is very familiar with the software CATIA and is a great trainer,
