Creo Simulate
What is Creo Simulate?
Using digital prototypes to understand how your designs perform in real time conditions is important for your product development process. Computer Simulation is the discipline of designing a model of an actual physical system, executing the model on a digital computer, and analysing the execution output. CREO Simulate is a CAE application from PTC that allows users to analyse and validate the performance of your 3D virtual prototypes before the actual part is made. It gives the designers and engineers the power to evaluate structural and thermal product performance on digital models.
CREO Simulate is developed by PTC. The software has the same user interface, workflow and productivity tools that are standard throughout the PTC CREO family.
What can Creo Simulate do?
- Finite Element Analysis for Parts and Assemblies.
- Static Structural Analysis.
- Automatic Meshing.
- Results Display and Reporting.
- Modal and Buckling Analysis.
- Contact Analysis.
- Dynamic Analysis.
Why Creo Simulate?
PTC’s simulation software-CREO Simulate is designed uniquely for the engineer, complete with common CREO user interface, engineering terminology, and seamless integration between CAD and CAE data, allowing for a more streamlined process. The results achieved are accurate and reliable and can be easily calculated with very little input from non-simulation experts.
Learning Outcomes
- Information packed practical training starting from basics to advanced
- Course content designed by considering the review of different companies. We insure we update our syllabus on regular intervals to keep our training in sync with the Industry Need.
- Practical assignments at the end of every session.
- Practical learning experience with live project work and examples.
- We encourage Project based learning.
Who should learn?
- Mechanical Engineers, BE/ B.Tech, ME/ M.Tech Engineering students and professionals.
- Diploma Engineering students
- CAD Engineers, Product Design Engineers & CAE Analysts
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Course Features
- Lectures 8
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 64- 120 hours
- Skill level Advanced
- Language English & Hindi
- Students 0
- Assessments Yes
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The Creo Simulate Application, Creo Simulate User Interface Functionality, Simulation Process
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Theoretical Fundamentals - Finite Element, Modeling and Structural Mechanics
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Using Inheritance and Remove Features, Managing Units, Understanding Model Types, Element Types Overview
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Defining Simulate Model Geometry,
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Using Simulate Coordinate Systems using Surface and Volume Regions, Using Measures
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Materials and Material Properties, Understanding Material Properties,Defining Linear Elastic Material,Creating Materials
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Structural Loads,Understanding Structural Loads,Defining Global Loads,Defining Forces, Moments, and Pressure,Defining Loads as Functions
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Structural Constraints,Understanding different constraints,Defining Constraints
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Understanding meshing
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Understanding Mesh Options, Using AutoGEM Settings, Convergence
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Convergence Methods, Error Norms, Comparing Convergence Methods, Selecting a Convergence Method, Understanding P-Level Plots
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Structural Analysis, Fundamentals of a Linear Static Analysis, Defining a Linear Static Analysis, Modal analysis
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Defining Fatigue Studies and Properties, Setting Up the Simulate Solver, Starting, Stopping, and Monitoring the Simulate Solver
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Batch Process, Results Evaluation, Refining the Design
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Case study
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Thermal Analysis, Understanding Thermal Analysis, Creating Heat Loads, Creating Temperature Boundary Conditions, Applying Traveling Heat Loads, Understanding 2-D Plane Stress and Strain
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Linear Buckling Analysis, Symmetry, Case study
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Analyzing Assemblies I, Using Interfaces, Understanding Connections
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Using End Welds
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Using Perimeter Welds, Using Spot Welds
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Using Fasteners, Case study
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Understanding Static Analysis with Prestress, Understanding Modal Analysis with Prestress
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Understanding Dynamic Analysis, Understanding Contact Analysis
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Case study
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Project