Certification Course in Advanced ANSYS for EV Engineering
The Certification Course in Advanced ANSYS for EV Engineering is designed to help you master essential simulation techniques for electric vehicle applications.
Learners will explore comprehensive heat transfer analyses—including conduction, convection, and radiation—and apply these skills to battery thermal management. Additionally, the course covers modal analysis and CFD to analyze vibrations, fluid flow, and cooling systems.
Through practical case studies such as structural analysis, battery vibration and drop tests, and EV motor thermal simulations, the participants will develop the expertise to solve complex engineering challenges. By the end of the course, you will have deepened your knowledge in EV simulation and design.
⚠️ Recommended Prerequisite
To get the most out of this advanced course, we recommend first completing our foundational course: “Certification Course in ANSYS: From Fundamentals to Structural Analysis.”That course covers key concepts like FEA/FEM theory, geometry cleanup, meshing, material selection, boundary conditions, and basic structural analysis—all of which provide a solid base for the topics covered here.
At a glance
- 4 Modules.
- 39 Lectures.
- 14.24 hours of Video Content.
- 1 Project Assignment.
- Certification of Completion.
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LevelExpert
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Duration14 hours 14 minutes
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Enrollment validityEnrollment validity: Lifetime
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CertificateCertificate of completion
Course Curriculum
Welcome to the Course!
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Module 1: Heat Transfer Analysis in ANSYS
This module focuses on Heat Transfer Analysis using ANSYS, covering key concepts and simulation techniques. Students will explore the basics of conduction, convection, and radiation, and apply these principles through various heat transfer simulations in ANSYS. The module includes steady-state and transient heat transfer analysis with ANSYS. Additionally, students will gain hands-on experience with battery thermal simulations and learn how to interpret and validate results through post-processing.
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Topic 1: Heat Transfer Analysis – Overview
08:25 -
Topic 2: Understanding Heat Transfer Basics – Conduction, Convection, and Radiation
16:03 -
Topic 3: Heat Transfer Simulation with ANSYS
22:47 -
Topic 4: Steady State Convection Heat Transfer Analysis with ANSYS
17:47 -
Topic 5: Steady State Conduction Heat Transfer Analysis with ANSYS – Part 1
17:04 -
Topic 6: Steady State Conduction Heat Transfer Analysis with ANSYS – Part 2
22:56 -
Topic 7: Transient Conduction Heat transfer Analysis with ANSYS
27:05 -
Topic 8: Radiation Heat Transfer Analysis with ANSYS Part 1
15:16 -
Topic 9: Radiation Heat Transfer Analysis with ANSYS Part 2
11:48 -
Topic 10: Battery Thermal Simulation in ANSYS – Part 1
24:42 -
Topic 11: Battery Thermal Simulation in ANSYS – Part 2
37:51 -
Topic 12: Post-Processing, Results Interpretation, and Validation in ANSYS
15:05
Module 2: Modal Analysis in ANSYS
This module introduces the fundamentals of Modal Analysis in ANSYS, guiding students through the process from start to finish. It covers setting up a model, including geometry creation, defining material properties, and meshing the geometry for modal analysis. Students will also learn how to apply boundary conditions and solve for natural frequencies and mode shapes. The module wraps up with post-processing, interpreting results, and a case study on the modal analysis of a mounting plate, providing practical insights into real-world applications.
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Topic 1: Exploring the Fundamentals of Modal Analysis
24:50 -
Topic 2: Setting Up a Model for Modal Analysis in ANSYS – Geometry Creation to Defining Materials Properties
09:13 -
Topic 3: Meshing the Geometry for Modal Analysis
16:40 -
Topic 4: Setting Up Boundary Conditions & Constraints for Modal Analysis
11:08 -
Topic 5: Solving for Natural Frequencies & Mode Shapes in Modal Analysis
09:48 -
Topic 6: Post-Processing & Interpreting Modal Analysis Results
07:10 -
Topic 7: Case Study – Modal Analysis of a Mounting Plate
23:34
Module 3: Computational Fluid Dynamics in ANSYS
This module covers the fundamentals of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) in ANSYS, starting with an overview of its definition, importance, and real-world applications. Students will be introduced to the basics of fluid dynamics and learn about key fluid properties such as density, pressure, viscosity, and surface tension. The module then explores fluid flow classifications and walks through the entire CFD workflow. Finally, students gain hands-on experience in performing CFD analysis using ANSYS Fluent, with step-by-step guidance in two parts of the analysis process.
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Topic 1: Exploring CFD – Definition, Importance & Applications
15:27 -
Topic 2: Introduction to Fluid Dynamics
32:52 -
Topic 3: Understanding Fluid Properties – Density, Pressure, Viscosity, Surface Tension & Temperature
24:52 -
Topic 4: Fluid Flow Classifications
25:21 -
Topic 5: CFD Workflow Explained
49:32 -
Topic 6: Performing CFD Analysis in ANSYS Fluent – Part 1
33:33 -
Topic 7: Performing CFD Analysis in ANSYS Fluent – Part 2
26:38
Module 4: ANSYS Case Studies
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Topic 1: Structural Analysis: Lower Control Arm – Part 1 Introduction
17:48 -
Topic 2: Structural Analysis: Lower Control Arm – Part 2 Geometry Creation
19:27 -
Topic 3: Structural Analysis: Lower Control Arm – Part 3 Meshing & Boundary Conditions
10:18 -
Topic 4: Structural Analysis: Lower Control Arm – Part 4 Post Processing & Result Interpretation
12:42 -
Topic 5: Vibration Analysis: Battery Pack – Part 1 Theoretical Overview
36:51 -
Topic 6: Vibration Analysis: Battery Pack – Part 2 Types of Vibration Testing
27:23 -
Topic 7: Vibration Analysis: Battery Pack – Part 3 Geometry Creation & Simulation Setup
29:35 -
Topic 8: Vibration Analysis: Battery Pack – Part 4 Post Processing & Results Interpretation
20:59 -
Topic 9: Drop Test Analysis: Battery Pack – Part 1 Introduction & Theory
23:26 -
Topic 10: Drop Test Analysis: Battery Pack – Part 2 Implicit & Explicit Analysis
14:03 -
Topic 11: Drop Test Analysis: Battery Pack – Part 3 Simulation Set Up & Results
18:24 -
Topic 12: Thermal Analysis: EV Motor – Part 1 Overview & Geometry Setup
47:47 -
Topic 13: Thermal Analysis: EV Motor – Part 2 Simulation Set Up & Results
28:46
DIY Projects:
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Projects: Final Projects for ANSYS Certification
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At a glance
- 4 Modules.
- 39 Lectures.
- 14.24 hours of Video Content.
- 1 Project Assignment.
- Certification of Completion.
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LevelExpert
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Duration14 hours 14 minutes
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Enrollment validityEnrollment validity: Lifetime
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CertificateCertificate of completion
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