Use ANSYS to analyse frequency responses (for a piezoelectric energy harvester) - focus is on using ANSYS - 04/06/2018 13:42 EDT

Hello, I propose to simulate your project with COMSOL Multiphysics. since its structure allows to have a total control over the equations involved. I guarantee excellent results and a high level of detail in the technical documents. I suggest you check my profile on Freelancer about the FEA projects. I am currently simulating several three-phase linear motors and analyzing a project of a hydrogen battery for electric vehicles, but I have done other projects that include fluid physics, phase change, heat transfer and radiation. One example is the recovery of residual heat from photovoltaic panels through a thermodynamic process with which, through saturated steam, it transfers the enthalpy to a micro turbine. Contact me if you are interested in reviewing some reports of my projects, so you can see the level of detail

I have experience on same project. The Ansys Workbench is used to solve the problems.

Hello I am a graduate Mechanical Engineer. I am highly trained and learned in both SolidWorks and ANSYS. PLEASE SHARE SOME DETAILS. I am available and friendly. looking forward to the interaction Thank You

Hello, I am a mechanical engineer and a product optimization specialist by profession. I have experience in digital validation using FEA and expertise in simulation based numerical optimization. I have done projects in automotive NVH domain (FRF analysis, modal analysis, etc.). I have proficiency in working with Ansys Mechanical and NX Nastran for structural analysis problems. I also have access to Ansys 19.1 and some computational resources. I believe I am a good fit to complete your project. Using my expertise, I can also take the work ahead for optimization to achieve performance enhancement if it interests you. From your side, it would be great (but not mandatory) that you have a CAD model ready for the analysis. Since this is a harvester, I would assume it would have an external exciting force. do you have force data of exciter? Also if I can know the timeline it would be great to plan the work. Looking forward to hearing from you. Regards, Aniket

Just completed my ansys exam...So in a pretty good touch over it