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Completion In ANSYS FLUENT(S-CAF-9161)

  • Last updated Oct, 2026
  • Certified Course
₹6,000

Course Includes

  • Duration1 Month
  • Enrolled0
  • Lectures25
  • Videos0
  • Notes0
  • CertificateYes

What you'll learn

ANSYS FLUENT is a practical Computational Fluid Dynamics course focused on using ANSYS Fluent for engineering flow and thermal simulations. The course provides a complete hands-on workflow covering geometry preparation, CFD meshing, material definition, boundary conditions, physical models, solver settings, convergence monitoring, simulation and post-processing.

Learners will work with internal and external fluid flow problems, pressure-drop analysis, turbulence modeling, heat transfer, transient simulations and basic advanced CFD models. The course also introduces mesh independence, validation and engineering interpretation of simulation results.

Through practical projects, students develop the ability to set up, solve and analyze CFD problems using ANSYS Fluent and prepare technical simulation reports.

What You Will Learn

  • Understand CFD and ANSYS Fluent fundamentals
  • Set up Fluent simulations through ANSYS Workbench
  • Prepare CAD geometry for CFD
  • Create computational fluid domains
  • Generate and improve CFD meshes
  • Apply mesh sizing and inflation controls
  • Define fluid and solid materials
  • Apply appropriate boundary conditions
  • Configure Fluent physical models
  • Select suitable turbulence models
  • Configure solver and solution methods
  • Monitor residuals and convergence
  • Perform internal flow simulations
  • Perform external flow and basic aerodynamic analysis
  • Analyze pressure, velocity and temperature fields
  • Perform basic heat transfer simulations
  • Understand transient CFD analysis
  • Perform CFD post-processing
  • Conduct mesh independence and validation studies
  • Prepare professional CFD project reports

Who Can Join?

  • Mechanical Engineering students
  • Automobile Engineering students
  • Aerospace Engineering students
  • Chemical Engineering students
  • Civil Engineering students
  • Production Engineering students
  • Engineering and diploma students
  • CAE learners
  • CFD beginners
  • Mechanical design professionals
  • Simulation and analysis professionals
  • Researchers working with fluid and thermal problems

Prerequisite

Basic knowledge of fluid mechanics, thermodynamics and engineering mathematics is helpful. Familiarity with CAD software is beneficial but not mandatory. Basic computer knowledge is required.

Course Outcome

After completing the course, learners will be able to create CFD-ready geometry, generate appropriate meshes, configure ANSYS Fluent simulations, define materials and boundary conditions, select physical and turbulence models, perform flow and thermal simulations, monitor convergence, visualize simulation results and prepare engineering CFD reports.

Career & Learning Opportunities

  • CFD Engineer – Trainee
  • CFD Analyst
  • CAE Engineer – Trainee
  • Simulation Engineer
  • Fluid Flow Analyst
  • Thermal Analysis Engineer – Trainee
  • Aerodynamics Analyst – Trainee
  • CAE Analyst
  • Mechanical Simulation Engineer
  • Computational Engineering Trainee
  • Engineering Simulation Assistant
  • R&D Simulation Trainee
  • Thermal/Fluid Analysis Assistant
  • CAE Project Assistant


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Course Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to ANSYS Fluent

  • Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics
  • Overview of ANSYS Fluent
  • Applications of Fluent
  • CFD workflow
  • Fluent interface and environment
  • Types of CFD problems
  • Engineering applications of Fluent

Module 2: Fluid Flow Fundamentals

  • Fluid properties
  • Pressure, density and viscosity
  • Fluid flow classification
  • Continuity equation
  • Momentum equation
  • Energy equation
  • Laminar and turbulent flow
  • Steady and transient flow

Module 3: ANSYS Workbench & Fluent Workflow

  • Introduction to ANSYS Workbench
  • Creating a Fluent analysis system
  • Project schematic
  • Geometry, mesh and setup connections
  • Fluent solution workflow
  • Saving and managing projects
  • Simulation file management

Module 4: Geometry Preparation

  • Creating CFD-ready geometry
  • Importing CAD models
  • Geometry cleanup
  • Creating fluid domains
  • Removing unnecessary features
  • Named selections
  • Internal and external flow domains
  • Geometry preparation guidelines

Module 5: Meshing for Fluent

  • Introduction to CFD mesh
  • Structured and unstructured mesh
  • Tetrahedral, hexahedral and polyhedral meshes
  • Global mesh sizing
  • Local mesh refinement
  • Inflation layers
  • Boundary layer meshing
  • Mesh quality parameters

Module 6: Advanced Mesh Controls

  • Face sizing
  • Body sizing
  • Edge sizing
  • Inflation control
  • Local refinement
  • Curvature and proximity controls
  • Mesh adaptation concepts
  • Mesh quality improvement

Module 7: Fluent General Settings

  • Starting ANSYS Fluent
  • Solver selection
  • Pressure-based solver
  • Density-based solver overview
  • Steady and transient settings
  • 2D and 3D simulations
  • Double precision concepts
  • General solver configuration

Module 8: Materials & Cell Zone Conditions

  • Creating and selecting materials
  • Fluid material properties
  • Solid material properties
  • Density and viscosity
  • Thermal properties
  • Cell zone conditions
  • Fluid and solid zones
  • Material assignment

Module 9: Boundary Conditions

  • Understanding boundary zones
  • Velocity inlet
  • Pressure inlet
  • Mass-flow inlet
  • Pressure outlet
  • Wall boundary
  • Symmetry boundary
  • Periodic boundary
  • Boundary condition selection

Module 10: Models & Physical Settings

  • Energy equation
  • Viscous flow models
  • Laminar model
  • Turbulence modeling
  • k-epsilon models
  • k-omega models
  • SST model
  • Radiation model overview
  • Species transport concepts

Module 11: Solution Methods

  • Pressure-velocity coupling
  • SIMPLE method
  • SIMPLEC method
  • PISO method
  • Pressure discretization
  • Momentum discretization
  • Energy discretization
  • Gradient methods
  • First-order and second-order schemes

Module 12: Initialization & Convergence

  • Solution initialization
  • Standard initialization
  • Hybrid initialization
  • Patch initialization
  • Residual monitoring
  • Convergence criteria
  • Monitoring physical quantities
  • Solution stability
  • Troubleshooting convergence problems

Module 13: Internal Flow Analysis

  • Pipe flow simulation
  • Duct flow analysis
  • Channel flow
  • Velocity distribution
  • Pressure drop
  • Flow development
  • Recirculation zones
  • Internal flow visualization

Module 14: External Flow & Aerodynamics

  • External flow setup
  • Computational domain creation
  • Boundary conditions for external flow
  • Drag and lift
  • Pressure distribution
  • Flow separation
  • Wake formation
  • Basic aerodynamic analysis

Module 15: Heat Transfer Analysis

  • Heat transfer fundamentals
  • Conduction and convection
  • Energy equation
  • Thermal boundary conditions
  • Temperature distribution
  • Heat flux
  • Wall heat transfer
  • Thermal-fluid analysis
  • Basic conjugate heat transfer concepts

Module 16: Transient & Advanced Simulations

  • Steady vs transient analysis
  • Time-step selection
  • Transient solution setup
  • Monitoring transient results
  • Multiphase flow introduction
  • Species transport introduction
  • Dynamic flow behavior
  • Advanced Fluent model overview

Module 17: Post-Processing in Fluent

  • Contours
  • Velocity vectors
  • Streamlines
  • Pathlines
  • Pressure visualization
  • Temperature visualization
  • Surface plots
  • Volume rendering concepts
  • Creating simulation reports

Module 18: CFD Validation & Optimization

  • Understanding simulation accuracy
  • Mesh independence study
  • Convergence verification
  • Comparison with analytical calculations
  • Comparison with experimental data
  • Error analysis
  • Parameter variation
  • Design optimization concepts

Module 19: Practical ANSYS Fluent Projects

  • Pipe pressure-drop analysis
  • Internal airflow simulation
  • Duct flow analysis
  • External aerodynamic analysis
  • Heat transfer simulation
  • Fan and airflow analysis
  • Thermal management project
  • CFD result comparison and documentation

Module 20: Final ANSYS Fluent Project

  • Selection of an engineering problem
  • Geometry preparation
  • Computational domain creation
  • Mesh generation
  • Mesh quality checking
  • Fluent setup
  • Material and boundary conditions
  • Solver configuration
  • Simulation and convergence
  • Post-processing
  • Validation
  • Final technical report and presentation


Course Fees

Course Fees
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₹6000/-
Discounted Fees
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₹ 6000/-
Course Duration
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1 Month

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