Option
1 Sinda/Fluint and Thermal Desktop Suite Class
| Class
Schedule |
| Day
1 |
Introduction
to SINDA and Thermal Desktop® |
| Day 2 |
Introduction to
Thermal Desktop® |
| Day 3 |
Introduction to
RadCAD® |
| Day 4 |
Introduction to FloCAD® |
| Day 5 |
Advanced Design
and Optimization |
|
|
All classes
run from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Day 1: SINDA and
Thermal
Desktop® - This day consists of a lectures, demos and lab work designed to introduce
the user to thermal modeling processes using Thermal
Desktop.
Day 2: Thermal
Desktop® (Geometric Thermal Modeling) - Continued lecture, demonstration and self-paced tutorials will be used to
provide attendees with practice building models and interpreting
results using Thermal Desktop® as a stand-alone
analysis environment. Participants may also bring floppies containing
their own NASTRAN, FEMAP neutral, IDEAS Universal, IGES, or DXF/DWG
files if time permits.
Day 3: RadCAD® (Thermal
Radiation Analysis) - Lecture, demos, and self-paced tutorials will be used to provide
attendees with practice building models and interpreting results. Participants
may also bring floppies containing TRASYS or NEVADA input files
if time permits.
Day
4: FloCAD (Flow Modeling in Thermal Desktop) - Lectures, demos and hands-on tutorials will be used to
provide attendees with practice building fluid system models
and interpreting results. Flocad provides the key to unlock
the power of advanced FLUINT modeling within Thermal Desktop.
Day
5: Advanced Design and Optimization - Introduction
to advanced modeling concepts using parametric modeling, optimization
and reliability engineering methods using lectures, demos,
and hands-on tutorials.
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Option
2 Sinda/Fluint and Sinaps Class
| Class
Schedule |
| Day 1 |
SINDA Lecture and Lab using Sinaps® |
| Day 2 |
FLUINT Lecture and Lab using Sinaps® |
|
Day 1: SINDA
(Nongeometric Thermal Network Modeling) - This day focues on thermal modeling and provides a mix of lecture, demonstrations, hands on model development, and working through tutorials.
Day 2: FLUINT
(Fluid Network Modeling) - This day focues on fluid modeling and provides a mix of lecture, demonstrations, hands on model development, and working through tutorials.
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Option
3 Thermal Desktop and RadCAD Class
| Class
Schedule |
| Day
1 |
Introduction
to SINDA and Thermal Desktop® |
| Day 2 |
Introduction to
Thermal Desktop® |
| Day 3 |
Thermal Desktop® and
RadCAD® |
|
|
All classes
run from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Day 1-2: Thermal
Desktop® (Geometric Thermal Modeling) - Lectures,
demonstration and self-paced tutorials will be used to introduce
attendees to basic Thermal Desktop usage and provide practice
building models and interpreting results using Thermal Desktop® as
a stand-alone analysis environment. Participants may also bring
floppies containing their own NASTRAN, FEMAP neutral, IDEAS Universal,
IGES, or DXF/DWG files if time permits.
Day 3: RadCAD® (Thermal
Radiation Analysis) - Self-paced tutorials will be used to provide
attendees with practice building models and interpreting results. Participants
may also bring floppies containing TRASYS or NEVADA input files
if time permits.
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Option
4 Thermal Desktop, RadCAD and FloCAD Class
| Class
Schedule |
| Day
1 |
Introduction
to SINDA and Thermal Desktop® |
| Day 2 |
Introduction to
Thermal Desktop® |
| Day 3 |
Introduction
to RadCAD® |
| Day 4 |
Introduction to
Fluid Modeling in FloCAD® |
|
|
All classes
run from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Day 1-2: Thermal
Desktop® (Geometric Thermal Modeling) - Lectures,
demonstration and self-paced tutorials will be used to introduce
attendees to basic Thermal Desktop usage and provide practice
building models and interpreting results using Thermal Desktop® as
a stand-alone analysis environment. Participants may also bring
floppies containing their own NASTRAN, FEMAP neutral, IDEAS Universal,
IGES, or DXF/DWG files if time permits.
Day 3: RadCAD® (Thermal
Radiation Analysis) - Self-paced tutorials will be used to provide
attendees with practice building models and interpreting results. Participants
may also bring floppies containing TRASYS or NEVADA input files
if time permits.
Day
4: FloCAD (Flow Modeling in Thermal Desktop) - The
morning session will provide an introduction to fluid modeling
components within FloCAD. Hands-on tutorials will be used to
provide attendees with practice building fluid system models
and interpreting results. Flocad provides the key to unlock
the power of advanced FLUINT modeling within Thermal Desktop.
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Option
5 Thermal Desktop, RadCAD and Advanced Design Class
| Class
Schedule |
| Day
1 |
Introduction
to SINDA and Thermal Desktop® |
| Day 2 |
Introduction to
Thermal Desktop® |
| Day 3 |
Introduction to
RadCAD® |
| Day 4 |
Advanced Design
and Optimization |
|
|
All classes
run from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Day 1-2: Thermal
Desktop® (Geometric Thermal Modeling) - Lectures,
demonstration and self-paced tutorials will be used to introduce
attendees to basic Thermal Desktop usage and provide practice
building models and interpreting results using Thermal Desktop® as
a stand-alone analysis environment. Participants may also bring
floppies containing their own NASTRAN, FEMAP neutral, IDEAS Universal,
IGES, or DXF/DWG files if time permits.
Day 3: RadCAD® (Thermal
Radiation Analysis) - Self-paced tutorials will be used to provide
attendees with practice building models and interpreting results. Participants
may also bring floppies containing TRASYS or NEVADA input files
if time permits.
Day
4: Advanced Design and Optimization - Introduction
to advanced modeling concepts using parametric modeling, optimization
and reliability engineering methods using lectures, demos,
and hands-on tutorials.
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Option
6 Thermal Desktop and FloCAD Class
| Class
Schedule |
| Day
1 |
Introduction
to SINDA and Thermal Desktop® |
| Day 2 |
Introduction to
Thermal Desktop® |
| Day 3 |
Introduction to
Fluid Modeling in FloCAD® |
|
|
All classes
run from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Day 1-2: Thermal
Desktop® (Geometric Thermal Modeling) - Lectures,
demonstration and self-paced tutorials will be used to introduce
attendees to basic Thermal Desktop usage and provide practice
building models and interpreting results using Thermal Desktop® as
a stand-alone analysis environment. Participants may also bring
floppies containing their own NASTRAN, FEMAP neutral, IDEAS Universal,
IGES, or DXF/DWG files if time permits.
Day
3: FloCAD (Flow Modeling in Thermal Desktop) - The
morning session will provide an introduction to fluid modeling
components within FloCAD. Hands-on tutorials will be used to
provide attendees with practice building fluid system models
and interpreting results. Flocad provides the key to unlock
the power of advanced FLUINT modeling within Thermal Desktop.
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Option
7 Thermal Desktop and FloCAD with Advanced Fluid Modeling Class
(currently unavailable)
| Class
Schedule |
| Day
1 |
Introduction
to SINDA and Thermal Desktop® |
| Day 2 |
Introduction to
Thermal Desktop® |
| Day 3 |
Introduction to
Fluid Modeling in FloCAD® |
| Day 4 |
Advanced Fluid Concepts |
|
|
All classes
run from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Day 1-2: Thermal
Desktop® (Geometric Thermal Modeling) - Lectures,
demonstration and self-paced tutorials will be used to introduce
attendees to basic Thermal Desktop usage and provide practice
building models and interpreting results using Thermal Desktop® as
a stand-alone analysis environment. Participants may also bring
floppies containing their own NASTRAN, FEMAP neutral, IDEAS Universal,
IGES, or DXF/DWG files if time permits.
Day
3: FloCAD (Flow Modeling in Thermal Desktop) - The
morning session will provide an introduction to fluid modeling
components within FloCAD. Hands-on tutorials will be used to
provide attendees with practice building fluid system models
and interpreting results. Flocad provides the key to unlock
the power of advanced FLUINT modeling within Thermal Desktop.
Day
4: Advanced Fluid Concepts - This class will discuss a variety of advanced fluid topics such as two-phase modeling, turbomachinery, and customization of pressure drop and heat transfer routines.
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Option
8 Sinda/Fluint and Sinaps with Advanced Fluids and Advanced Design
(currently unavailable)
| Class
Schedule |
| Day 1 |
SINDA Lecture and Lab using Sinaps® |
| Day 2 |
FLUINT Lecture and Lab using Sinaps® |
| Day 3 |
Advanced Fluid Concepts |
| Day 4 |
Advanced Design
and Optimization |
|
Day 1: SINDA
(Nongeometric Thermal Network Modeling) - This day focues on thermal modeling and provides a mix of lecture, demonstrations, hands on model development, and working through tutorials.
Day 2: FLUINT
(Fluid Network Modeling) - This day focues on fluid modeling and provides a mix of lecture, demonstrations, hands on model development, and working through tutorials.
Day
3: Advanced Fluid Concepts - This class will discuss a variety of advanced fluid topics such as two-phase modeling, turbomachinery, and customization of pressure drop and heat transfer routines
Day
4: Advanced Design and Optimization - Introduction
to advanced modeling concepts using parametric modeling, optimization
and reliability engineering methods using lectures, demos,
and hands-on tutorials.
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Option
9 Sinda/Fluint and Sinaps with Advanced Design
| Class
Schedule |
| Day 1 |
SINDA Lecture and Lab using Sinaps® |
| Day 2 |
FLUINT Lecture and Lab using Sinaps® |
| Day 3 |
Advanced Design
and Optimization |
|
Day 1: SINDA
(Nongeometric Thermal Network Modeling) - This day focues on thermal modeling and provides a mix of lecture, demonstrations, hands on model development, and working through tutorials.
Day 2: FLUINT
(Fluid Network Modeling) - This day focues on fluid modeling and provides a mix of lecture, demonstrations, hands on model development, and working through tutorials.
Day
3: Advanced Design and Optimization - Introduction
to advanced modeling concepts using parametric modeling, optimization
and reliability engineering methods using lectures, demos,
and hands-on tutorials.
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