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Streamline your work on dynamic models with Oasys LS-DYNA Environment

  • Thu 15th Feb 2024
  • GMT
Michal Sobota

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  • Michal Sobota

Webinar description

Introduction to Oasys LS-DYNA Environment:

  • Overview of the included products
  • General capabilities
  • Target audience

Examples of improvements to model preparation:

  • Management of numbering
  • Utilization of predefined templates
  • D3PLOT Viewer and Report Viewer for displaying results in the browser
  • Automation techniques
  • Model validation
  • Management of *INCLUDE files

Special thanks to the MESco team for presenting this webinar.

Michał holds a Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering and completed his Master’s in Mechanical Engineering, focused on Modelling and Optimisation of Mechanical Systems, both from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Technology at the Silesian University of Technology in Poland. Michał’s expertise at MESco includes conducting all kinds of analyses in the ANSYS LS-DYNA environment.

His main topics of interest are: analysing dynamic phenomena, utilising meshless methods, performing highly nonlinear analyses, conducting coupled thermo-mechanical analyses, and modelling detonation and deflagration. He also excels in geometry processing and preparation, as well as creating numerical meshes for the explicit method, while providing technical support for clients.

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Speaker – Michal Sobota

Michal Sobota, an Ansys LS-DYNA Application Engineer from MESco Poland, presents the benefits of using the Oasys LS-DYNA Environment package. This webinar demonstrates how to simplify the process of preparing and verifying numerical models intended for simulation in the Ansys LS-DYNA environment, offering greater control over pre- and post-processing and improved performance and stability for large, complex models.

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