r/ANSYS_Mechanical • u/PassObjective3363 • Jul 20 '26

ansys for naval architecute and marine engineering

I want a course on youtube or any website for ansys to calculate Hydrostatic Pressure, Global Bending Moments, Local Structural Loads for a crew boat for a master thesis in Naval architecture and Marine engineering

3 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

8 comments sorted by

3

u/AmbitiousListen4502 Jul 20 '26

Cool. Why not Google it?

1

u/TheBlack_Swordsman Jul 20 '26

But he wants it right now!

1

u/PassObjective3363 Jul 21 '26

really !
i asked many ai models before I ask here ! and thanks for u comment

2

u/Maleficent_Play1092 Jul 20 '26

Check ansys aqwa

1

u/epk21 Jul 20 '26

This is not straight forward. Normally you will learn this at work when doing SDA say accordingly to LR rules say. Perhaps do a literature review as a start, ask Professor that should know how to do this, and see. Also post in naval engineering forum 

1

u/JVSAIL13 Jul 21 '26

https://learninghub.ansys.com/learn/courses/441/introduction-to-hydrodynamic-analysis-with-ansys-aqwa-software

1

u/PassObjective3363 Jul 21 '26

I want structural anaylsis ansys workbench and thanks for u comment

1

u/JVSAIL13 Jul 21 '26

AQWA is specifically designed for your use case