Meshing of automotive Side Door using ANSA

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[@AmadDoudi]

I just started an internship where I was lost dealing with ANSA and FEM with no prior Experience, learning about FEA and meshing has been so hard, this video is exactly what I needed to get clarity.. really really thanks a lot !!

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[@prithivi1541]

This video gives more understanding about ansa.. thanks for this video.. we need more ansa related videos ..

[@SkillLync]

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[@akshaydev5213]

Need more videos like this.lot of information. thank you

[@EAR.Pakistan]

We use the word "FEA" for structural analysis only. FE (Finite Elements) is actually a meshing i.e divide the system into small elements. This division is also done in CFD too. Preprocessing i.e Geometry and Meshing is same for both anlaysis. Why not, we call FEA in case of CFD?

[@jeevi1810]

Because FEA is a method to solve structural problems,CFD analysis is done by a method called FVM - Finite volume method

[@abinaboobacker1908]

Give door file for practicing