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2015 ESSS CONFERENCE & ANSYS USERS MEETING
May 05 - 07, 2015 | Grand Mercure São Paulo Ibirapuera - São Paulo - Brazil
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PROGRAM
Organization:
Santiago
May, 04
Sponsors:
Brazil
São Paulo
May, 05-07
Argentina
Colombia
Peru
May, 11-15
May, 14-15
May, 14-15
Buenos Aires
Bogotá
Lima
welcome
The ESSS CONFERENCE & ANSYS USERS MEETING is the most traditional discussion forum for users of simulation software applied
to product development in South America.
During the course of three days, engineers, designers and researchers will have the opportunity to exchange ideas, and experiences
in Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) and to improve their engineering simulation skills through training courses, software updates,
plenary sessions, free workshops, user technical presentations, and “ask the expert” sessions.
Join us and find out how innovative companies, universities and R&D centers have been applying engineering simulation software to
improve processes and reduce their product development cycle time.
• Pre-Conference Training Courses
• Plenary Keynote Speakers
• Software Update
• Free Workshops
• 70+ User Technical Presentations
• Ask the Expert
• Convergence Best Paper Award
REGISTRATION
www.esss.com.br/usersmeeting
2015 ESSS CONFERENCE & ANSYS USERS MEETINGBRAZIL
CONFERENCE AT-A-GLANCE
uu May 05
uu May 06
uu May 07
8:00
Registration Open
8:00
Registration Open
8:00
Registration Open
8:30
TRAINING COURSES
8:30
SOFTWARE UPDATE
8:30
SOFTWARE UPDATE
9:10
FREE WORKSHOPS
9:10
FREE WORKSHOPS
10:00
REFRESHMENTS IN EXHIBITION AREA
10:00
REFRESHMENTS AND ASK THE EXPERT
10:00
REFRESHMENTS AND ASK THE EXPERT
10:30
TRAINING COURSES
10:30
PLENARY SESSION
10:30
PLENARY SESSION
12:00
LUNCH
13:00
LUNCH
13:00
LUNCH
14:30
technical sessions
14:30
technical sessions
15:50
REFRESHMENTS AND ASK THE EXPERT
15:50
REFRESHMENTS AND ASK THE EXPERT
16:20
technical sessions
16:20
technical sessions
18:00
technical discussion
18:00
18:30
CONFERENCE SOCIAL (COCKTAIL)
Convergence Best Paper Award AND ESSS ACADEMIC CHALLENGE
AWARD
14:00
TRAINING COURSES
15:30
REFRESHMENTS IN EXHIBITION AREA
16:00
TRAINING COURSES
17:30
end of 1st day
2015 ESSS CONFERENCE & ANSYS USERS MEETINGBRAZIL
PLENARY SESSION
uu May 06
Room
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Plenary Versailles I e II
Barry Christenson - ANSYS, Inc.
Director of Product Management
“PREDICT WITH CONFIDENCE
SOLUTION PRACTICES”
UTILIZING
COMPREHENSIVE
The product management team is responsible for planning the product capabilities of
new releases as well as marketing the capabilities of current products. Barry holds a B.S. in
Mechanical Engineering from North Dakota State University, Fargo, North Dakota, and an
M.Sc. degree in Mechanical Engineering from Kettering University, Flint, Michigan, USA.
Flávio Antoun Netto - Brazilian Navy
Superintendence of Submarine Design - Navy Commander
“THE NUCLEAR SUBMARINE PROGRAM AND THE OPPORTUNITY TO
IMPROVE TECHNOLOGIES IN BRAZIL”
Netto is the Head of Structures Department, Superintendence of Submarine Design, at
the Brazilian Navy Technological Center in São Paulo (CTMSP), Brazil. He completed
his undergraduate education in Mechanical Engineering (1989) at the Federal Center of
Technological Education, and postgraduate studies at the Military Engineering Institute and
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, leading to an M.Sc. degree in Mechanical Engineering
(1992) and Ph.D degree in Ocean Engineering (1999), respectively.
Plenary Versailles I e II
Prof. Dr. Arismar Cerqueira Sodré Junior - National Institute of Telecommunications
(INATEL)
Professor
“THE WORLD IS WIRELESS: R&D PROJECTS ON ANTENNAS AND
RADARS”
Prof. Dr. Arismar Cerqueira received his B.Sc. degree in Electrical Engineering from the
Federal University of Bahia, an M.Sc. degree from UNICAMP, and a Ph.D. from Scuola
Superiore Sant’Anna, Italy. He is currently an Associate Professor at the Brazilian National
Institute of Telecommunications (INATEL). He currently holds 4 international patents and
has transferred 10 products to the industry. He has also published 114 scientific papers in
international journals or conference proceedings.
2015 ESSS CONFERENCE & ANSYS USERS MEETINGBRAZIL
PLENARY SESSION
uu May 07
Room
Plenary Versailles I e II
Room
Plenary Versailles I e II
Gilvan Prada Rossi - General Motors
Project Manager
Juliano Cavalcanti - Embraer
Product Development Engineer
“DEVELOPING VEHICLES USING SIMULATION AT GENERAL MOTORS
BRAZIL”
“THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY DESIGN OPTIMIZATION EXPERIENCE AT
EMBRAER”
Gilvan Prada Rossi holds degree in Mechanical Engineering with emphasis on Automobiles
from FEI University Center - São Bernardo do Campo, and an M.Sc. degree in Mechanical
Engineering from USP. He worked at General Motors as a CAE engineer in the areas of
Structure, Durability and Vehicle Safety, and is currently the CAE manager responsible for the
areas of Aerodynamics, HVAC and Closures.
He has degree in Engineering Control and Automation from PUC - Rio, Brazil, and an M.Sc. degree
in Aeronautical Engineering from ITA. He joined Embraer in 2005, where he worked for five years
on an MDO project in technological development. He later joined the KC-390 project in the area
of aerodynamics. He also participated in the project on the new wing tip of the ERJ-175Plus.
Rodrigo Tasca - ESSS
Account Manager
“LEVERAGE PARAMETRIC BENEFITS OF ANSYS PLATFORM”
Rodrigo Tasca has degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Federal University of Santa Catarina with a strong focus on Computational Fluid Dynamics. Tasca has been with ESSS for 15
years, where he started in the Technical Team with Support and Services, and was promoted
to Technical Team Manager and later to Account Manager. He is currently the Manager of
the Account Management Division, where he coordinates Customer Assessment and Account Planning activities.
2015 ESSS CONFERENCE & ANSYS USERS MEETINGBRAZIL
training courses
Room Lorangerie I
8:30 17:30
Lorangerie II
Chambord
Versaile II
Fracture Mechanics - Fundamentals and ANSYS
16 New Features
Key Aspects of the Finite Volume Method for
CFD
Multiphase Flow Modeling Using ANSYS CFD
ANSYS SpaceClaim Direct Modeler
Topics:
1. Introduction to fracture mechanics:
• Definition;
• Why do structures fail?;
• History and brief overview;
• References.
2. Linear elastic fracture mechanics
• G: Energy Release Rate;
• Stress intensity factors;
• Fracture Thoughness.
3. Elasto-plastic mechanics fracture
• J-Integral;
• ANSYS Workbench tutorial examples.
4.Overview on capabilities for damage assessment
with ANSYS for composite materials:
• CZM: Cohesive zone modeling;
• VCCT: Virtual crack closing techinque;
• ANSYS Workbench tutorial examples.
5. Fracture Mechanics: What’s new in ANSYS R16:
• Inclined crack meshing;
• Unstructured Mesh Method (UMM);
• C* Integral Calculation;
• Material Force: a novel approach;
• XFEM: extended Finite Element Method.
Topics:
1. Physical motivation for using Finite Volume
Methods.
2. The evolution of the numerical simulation for fluid
flows.
3. The evolution of the numerical methods for fluid
flows:
• Variables arrangements in the grid - staggered
and co-located.
4.Control volume construction for unstructured grids,
cell center and cell vertex methods:
• The traditional cell center method for
unstructured grids;
• Polyhedrical grids - Comparisons.
5. Local coordinate transformation.
6. Integration of the conservation equations.
7. Interpolation functions: spatial and temporal.
8. Segregated and coupled methods.
9. Solution of the linear system.
10. Application of the concepts to the ANSYS tools.
Topics:
1. Comparing multiphase and multicomponent flow.
2. Classifying multiphase flows:
• Disperse-continuous flows;
• Continuous-continuous flows.
3. Understanding flow regimes.
4.Multiphase Models:
• Eulerian multiphase flow simulation:
Homogeneous model and Mixture model;
• Eulerian-Lagrange.
5. Special Topics:
• Good practices in cyclone studies;
• Numerical methodology for modeling sprays
Topics:
1. Introduction to SpaceClaim:
• A brief introduction to the SpaceClaim UserInterface;
• Basic Selection techniques used in SpaceClaim;
• The basics of creating a sketch;
• Learn the fundamentals of creating and editing
geometry with the Pull tool;
• Learn how to translate and rotate items;
• One simple tool to simplify and defeature
geometry;
• Quick overview on boolean operations such as
split and merge;
• SpaceClaim Model Preparation;
• Quick overview on how to create parameters and
work with them.
2. Geometry reconstruction:
• Quickly create complex solids from scratch;
• Sketch curves along the facets of an STL file;
• Adjust a model’s geometry;
• Convert 2D models or STL files into 3D models.
Instructor: Eduardo Francisco Rocha de Araujo, ESSS
Schedule: May 05, 2015
Lenght: 8 hours
Fee: R$ 500,00 (20% discount for students and 60% for
authors of approved papers).
Instructor: Prof. Clovis Maliska, UFSC / Fábio Yukio
Kurokawa, ESSS
Schedule: May 05, 2015
Lenght: 8 hours
Fee: R$ 500,00 (20% discount for students and 60% for
authors of approved papers).
Instructor: Karolline Ropelato, ESSS
Schedule: May 05, 2015
Lenght: 8 hours
Fee: R$ 500,00 (20% discount for students and 60%
for authors of approved papers).
Instructor: Roman Walsh, ANSYS, Inc.
Schedule: May 05, 2015
Lenght: 8 hours
Fee: R$ 500,00 (20% discount for students and 60% for
authors of approved papers).
2015 ESSS CONFERENCE & ANSYS USERS MEETINGBRAZIL
training courses
Room Malmaison
8:30 17:30
Engineering Design Optimization based on
Response Surface: Theory and Applications
Topics:
1. Introduction:
• Based Concepts behind Otimization;
• Optimality Conditions.
2. Introduction to Response Surface Method:
• Data approximation concepts
• Simple Linear Regression;
• Introduction to Design of Experiments.
3. Advanced Response Surfaces techniques:
• Multivariate linear regression;
• Radial Basis Function;
• Artificial Neural Network;
• Metrics to select RSM models.
4.Optimization Techniques:
• Gradient Based Methods;
• Genetic Algorithms.
5. Applications:
• Solving engineering problems using an
optimization tool.
Instructor: Guilherme Jenovencio, ESSS
Schedule: May 05, 2015
Lenght: 8 hours
Fee: R$ 500,00 (20% discount for students and 60% for
authors of approved papers).
Room Blois
8:30 12:30
Workshop Introduction to ANSYS HFSS
Topics:
1. Overview of Technologies in ANSYS HFSS.
2. New Features of R16.
3. Comparison Between Measurements and ANSYS
HFSS Results
4.Signal and Power Integrity Example on Package and
Print Circuit Boar
5. Examples on how to use Hybrid Solvers for
Antenna Design and Placement Investigation:
Instructor: Juliano Fujioka Mologni, ESSS
Schedule: May 05, 2015
Lenght: 4 hours
Fee: R$ 250,00 (20% discount for students and 60% for
authors of approved papers).
Room Blois
13:30 17:30
Workshop Introduction to Maxwell / Simplorer
Coupling
Topics:
1. Introduction to Simplorer and basic usage:
• System level modeling;
• Basic usage.
2. Co-simulation between Maxwell and Simplorer:
• 3 phase Synchronous machine coupled with
drive system.
3. Using electrical machines reduced order models
obtained from Maxwell and RMxprt.
Instructor: Anderson Santos Nunes, ESSS
Schedule: May 05, 2015
Lenght: 4 hours
Fee: R$ 250,00 (20% discount for students and 60%
for authors of approved papers).
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SOFTWARE UPDATES
uu May 06
Room Lorangerie I
8:30 9:10
Lorangerie II
Malmaison
Chambord
ANSYS Structural Mechanics
ANSYS Fluid Dynamics
ANSYS Electromagnetics
Rocky DEM Particle Simulator
Barry Christenson
ANSYS, Inc.
John Stokes
ANSYS, Inc.
Juliano Fujioka Mologni
ESSS
Rahul Bharadwaj
ROCKY DEM
Lorangerie II
Malmaison
ANSYS Workbench and AIM
ANSYS SpaceClaim
modeFRONTIER
Barry Christenson
ANSYS, Inc.
Roman Walsh
ANSYS, Inc.
Brayan Paredes
ESSS
uu May 07
Room Lorangerie I
8:30 9:10
2015 ESSS CONFERENCE & ANSYS USERS MEETINGBRAZIL
FREE WORKSHOPS
uu May 06
Room Lorangerie I
ANSYS Structural Mechanics:
Workflow Enhancements in ANSYS Workbench 16
9:10 9:35
Instructor: Pedro Cheroto, ESSS
9:35 10:00
Lorangerie II
ANSYS Fluid Dynamics: Combustion Modeling
Instructor: Raphael Bacchi, ESSS
Malmaison
ANSYS Electromagnetics HF:
HFSS 3D Layout for Antennas and Signal Integrity
Instructor: Nicolas Spogis, ESSS
Instructor: Juliano Fujioka Mologni, ESSS
ANSYS Structural Mechanics: Nonlinear Adaptative
Remeshing
ANSYS Fluid Dynamics: Geometric Optimization with
Adjoint Solver
ANSYS Electromagnetics LF:
Electromagnetics/Thermal Coupling to model Rotating
Electrical Machines
Instructor: Roberto Silva, ESSS
Instructor: Leon White Nogueira, ESSS
Instructor: Anderson Santos Nunes, ESSS
Lorangerie II
ANSYS SpaceClaim:
Beam and shell models preparation using SpaceClaim
Malmaison
modeFRONTIER:
How to simplify and reuse modeFRONTIER workflows
using processModeler
Instructor: Roman Walsh, ANSYS, Inc.
Instructor: Brayan Paredes, ESSS
ANSYS ACT: Customization based on ACT
ANSYS HPC from Desktop to Cloud
modeFRONTIER:
How to monitor design evaluations in the new run analysis
environment inside modeFRONTIER
Instructor: Luiz Lima, ESSS
Instructor: Derek Powell, ANSYS, Inc.
uu May 07
Room Lorangerie I
ANSYS AIM: Integrated Multiphysics Simulation
9:10 9:35
Instructor: Armando Souza, ESSS
9:35 10:00
Vinicius Strugata, ESSS
Chambord
ROCKY: ROCKY and ANSYS Coupling
Instructor: Brayan Paredes, ESSS
2015 ESSS CONFERENCE & ANSYS USERS MEETINGBRAZIL
USER TECHNICAL SESSIONS
uu May 06
Room Lorangerie I
Structural Mechanics
Chairman Pedro Cheroto
Lorangerie II
Fluid Dynamics
Karolline Ropelato
Malmaison
Electromagnetics
Juliano Mologni
Chambord
Fluid Dynamics
Raphael David
14:30
Explicit-Implicit Analysis Integration for Structural Assessment
of a Sheet Metal Forming
Rafael Vetturazzi - ESSS
Spray Combustion in Rocket Engines
Saulo Gomez - ITA
Simulation of a Corrugated Conical Horn Antenna With Wide
Beamwidth in 60 GHz
Carlos Eduardo Orihuela Vargas - PUC-RJ
CFD Assisted Offshore Helideck Design
Daniel Fonseca de Carvalho e Silva - PETROBRAS
14:50
Explicit Dynamics Simulation of Long Sheet Forming for Flexible
Pipe Application
Luiz Lima - Technip
Thermal Analysis of the Brazilian 14-X Hypersonic Aerospace
Vehicle at Mach Number 10
Felipe Jean da Costa - ITA
Method for Permittivity Measurement Without the Measuring
Equipment
Flavio Augusto Franco Ferreira - FLEXTRONICS - FIT TECNOLOGIA
Vortex Shedding Simulation from a Cylindrical Body in Current
Water
Bianca Almeida - PETROBRAS / ESSS
15:10
KARP - Insulated Piercing Connector developed for Overhead
Spacer Networks in range of 15 to 35 kV
Roberto Luiz Escobar - KRJ Industria e Comércio
Numerical Simulation of an Academic Scramjet
Álvaro Francisco Santos Pivetta - ITA
C-band Horn Antenna Array Design with HFSS
Claudio Motta - USP
Displacement Thickness Evaluation for BPM - Type Airfoil - TE
Prediction Models
Joseph Y. Saab Jr. - IMT Instituto Mauá de Tecnologia
15:30
Correction on the Theory of Naval Structures Analysis Using
Parametric FEM of a Ship in True Scale
Bruno Pegoraro - USP
Numerical Simulation of Binary Gas Flow in a Plasma Torch
Reactor
Cintia Soares - UFSC
RFID System Design Optimization
Gilberto de Tadeu Santos Souza - UNICAMP
Use of CFD Simulation for the Thermal Insulation Design of
the Sinter Plant’s Primary Dedusting System of ArcelorMittal
Tubarão
Rafael Sartim - ArcelorMittal Tubarão
Fluid Dynamics
Fabio Yukio
Structural Mechanics
Rafael Vetturazzi
DEM / Multiphysics
Nicolas Spogis
15:50
REFRESHMENTS AND ASK THE EXPERT
Structural Mechanics
Chairman Roberto Silva
16:20
Structural Evaluation of a Corroded Chimney
Hervandil Morosini Santanna - PETROBRAS
Temperatures Analysis of a FPSO Offloading Hoses Under Flare
Radiation
Carlos Eduardo Reuther de Siqueira - PETROBRAS
Lighter-than-Air Technology: Tensile Structures Modelling
Luiz Otavio Furtado Ferreira - Airship do Brasil
Assessment of the Flow of Iron ore Through a Chute Using
Discrete Element Method
Marcos Estevão Assumpção - Anglo American
16:40
Comparison of Different Local Stress Approaches for Fatigue
Assessment of Subsea Equipment Based on Finite Element
Analysis
Alexandre Miguel Calhau Martins - Technip
Thermo-mechanical FEA Applied on Fracture Behavior
Assessments of Carbon Steel Flanges in Low Temperatures
Almir Sobral Monteiro da Silva - PETROBRAS
CFD Study of the Constructive Parameters of a Solar Chimney
Roberto Kinceler - CELESC
Dynamic Analysis of a Semi-Trailer Mounted Platform for Highly
Mobile Electrical Heavy Equipment
Vinicius de Almeida Lima - VirtualCAE
Blast Furnace 02 Tuyere Cooling System - Heat and Fluid
Dynamic Analysis
Sergio Mattedi - ArcelorMittal Tubarão
Numerical Study of Gas-Liquid Flow Patterns in Ducts:
Comparison with Baker Chart Predictions
Cintia Soares - UFSC
Geometric Changes in Pitman-Arms
Thiago Bonjorno Bredoff - SIFCO
Tridimensional Numerical Finite Element Method to Simulate
Deep Tunnels with Shotcrete Lining
Paola Villalba Fiore - UFRGS
17:20
Comparison Between the Three Methods of Analysis of ASME
Sec VIII div 2 for Protection Against Plastic Colapse
Flavio Pereira de Moraes - BRASKEM
Hydraulic Transient Analysis of Surge Tanks
Antonio Braulio Neto - EPUSP
Beginning with Composite Simulation – Rheology, Simulation and Thermomecanical Modeling of Mass Concrete Constructed in
Validation
Layers
Igor Rodrigues - UFABC
Flávio Mamede P. Gomes - FURNAS
17:40
Structural Integrity Analysis of Tank Bottom Damaged by
Corrosion
Maurício Pacheco - PETROBRAS / ESSS
Development of a Customized interface for Flare CFD
Simulations
Daniel Ludwig - PETROBRAS / ESSS
Predicting Resonant Behavior in Planetary Gear Rings Using
ANSYS
Rafael Rodarte - SEW EURODRIVE
A Numerical Study and Analysis of the Reactive Flow of a
Microturbine Combustor with a Rotating Casing
Diogo Dantas Ribeiro - PETROBRAS
Technical Discussion Structural Mechanics
Technical Discussion Fluid Dynamics
Technical Discussion Electromagnetics
Technical Discussion Optimization
17:00
2015 ESSS CONFERENCE & ANSYS USERS MEETINGBRAZIL
USER TECHNICAL SESSIONS
uu May 07
Room Lorangerie I
Structural Mechanics
Chairman Eduardo Araujo
Lorangerie II
Fluid Dynamics
Martin Kessler
Malmaison
Fluid Dynamics
Leon White
Chambord
Electromagnetics
Juliano Mologni
14:30
Thermo-mechanical analysis of refractory nozzles with
temperature-dependent material properties
Alexandre Dolabella Resende - Magnesita
Development of a Reaction Model for a HDT Reactor with the
Use of CFD
Alexandre de Oliveira Silva - UNICAMP
Automotive Water Ingestion and Pressure Analysis Using
Multiphase CFD
Filipe Fabian Buscariolo - General Motors
Thermal Simulation of a Distribution Transformer Integrated to
an Electronic On-Load Tap Changer
Carlos Renato Faleiro - UFSM
14:50
Thermo-Structural Analysis of a Steel Shop Ladle
Luiz Otavio Rocha Peres - USIMINAS
CFD in Agitation and Mixing - Key of Success
Alexandre Sampaio de Lima Malagodi - SEMCO
Complex Brake System Simulation Using Fluent - 30 min Down
Hill Monitoring
Julio Cesar Lelis Alves - General Motors
Cognitive Network Based on Reconfigurable Antennas and FPGA
Processing
Marilia Martins Bontempo - INATEL
15:10
Thermal-mechanical Numerical Simulation of RH-degasser’s
Snorkel: a Submodeling Approach
Lucas Breder Teixeira - Magnesita
Rapid Design of an optimized Radial Compressor using CFturbo
and ANSYS
Enrique Correa - CFturbo Software & Engineering GmbH
Water and Water-Urea Mixture Evaporation Comparison in SCR
System for Diesel Engine Vehicle
Renan Sadao Kuroda Rodrigues - TENNECO
15:30
Optimization of Components Composite Materials for Water
Meter: A Heuristic Considering the FEA Methodology
Bruno Brasseolotti - ITRON
CFD Numerical Simulations of Hydraulic Turbine Type Francis
Julio Duarte - iESSS
Water Flow Simulation over a Vehicle’s Roof Using Multiphase
CFD
Filipe Fabian Buscariolo - General Motors
Numerical Model of the Dielectric Effective Permittivity for the
Equivalent Circuit Method in Square Loop Frequency Selective
Surfaces
Mario Alberto Rodriguez Barrera - UFSC
A Sapphire Cavity Prototype at 10 GHz Using HFSS Software
Vanessa Magri - UFF
Structural Mechanics
Fabiano Diesel
Multidisciplinary Design Optimization
Guilherme Jenovencio
Fluid Dynamics
Armando Souza
15:50
REFRESHMENTS AND ASK THE EXPERT
Structural Mechanics
Chairman Giuseppe Mirlisenna
16:20
Dynamic Analysis of Mill Bases
Frederico Mol Alvares da Silva - KOT ENGENHARIA
A Transient Dynamics Simulation Model for Reciprocating
Compressors with Advanced Functions on Rigid Body Dynamics
Fernando Diaz - UFSC
Optimization of the Parameters of a Model Pump in Electric
Submersible Pumping Systems
Ana Carla Andrade - UFRN
Simulation of the 3D Incompressible Turbulent Viscous Flow
Around a Complete INPAER Aircraft
Marcos Soares - INPAER
16:40
Safety Assessment of Inclined Buildings in Santos
Paulo de Mattos Pimenta - Escola Politécnica da USP
Simulation of Bolted Connections with Threaded Hole in Gray
Cast Iron Component with Experimental Validation
Róbinson João Jabuosnki Júnior - Stara S.A.
Optimization of a Gasification Process in a 5MW Circulating
Fluidized Bed Unit Using modeFRONTIER
Daniel Augusto Kestering - SATC
Computational Modeling of Primary Gas Cleaning System for
Blast Furnace
Leonardo Camilo dos Reis - USIMINAS
17:00
FEM Structural Analysis for a Hydraulic Balanced Cantilever
Equipment
Carlos Alberto Medeiros - UMC
Simplified Bolt Thread Modeling on Workbench
Mattias da Silva Castro - EMBRACO
Applications of modeFRONTIER in Liquid Propellant Rocket
Engine Design
Bernardo Reis Dreyer de Souza - Instituto de Aeronautica e Espaco
Use of Hexa Meshing for Robust Results
Gustavo Trapp e Marcello Areal - EMBRAER
17:20
Reinforcement of the Coverage of the Engenhão Stadium
Nelson Szilard Galgoul - NSG Engenharia
Splined Wheel Stud Interference Contact
Sergio Scabar - ZF do Brasil Ltda.
Optimization of the Geometric Parameters for Longitudinal
Vortex Generators Applied to fin-tube Compact Heat Exchanger
Leandro Oliveira Salviano - USP
Numerical Simulation on Shock Tube
Bruno Coelho Lima - ITA
17:40
FSI, Applying the Check Engineering Revision of the Beira Rio
Stadium
Nelson Fiedler - FIEDLER Engenharia
Linear Analysis to Evaluate Failure in Structures Submitted to
Static Loads
Erico Romera Fulco - Tuper
Modefrontier and ANSYS at Embraco
Mattias da Silva Castro - EMBRACO
Supersonic Flow at the Leading Edge of the Flat Plate
Jayme Rodrigues Teixeira da Silva - IEAv/DCTA
CONVERGENCE BEST PAPER AWARD AND ESSS ACADEMIC CHALLENGE AWARD
2015 ESSS CONFERENCE & ANSYS USERS MEETINGBRAZIL
ESSS COMPUTATIONAL MODELING CHALLENGE: 5th edition
ESSS are pleased to invite all conference participants to visit the poster session at the foyer on May 06 and 07, 2015. The challenge was created with the objective to promote the exchange of ideas and
experiences between academia and industry.
The competition consists of proposing an engineering problem solution through the use of computational simulation software provided by ESSS.
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uu CHALLENGE Winners ANNOUNCEMENT
Winners will be announced on Thursday May 07, 2015.
2015 ESSS CONFERENCE & ANSYS USERS MEETINGBRAZIL
Convergence Best Paper Award
The 2015 ESSS Convergence & ANSYS Users Meeting will give out an award for Best Paper presentation at the event. This award aims to recognize the outstanding study which best encompasses the nature
of engineering simulation, and to stimulate the ongoing development of analyses of increasingly complex engineering problems.
The author of the best Paper will win a trip (travel and accommodation expenses paid for) to attend the ANSYS Conference & CADFEM Users Meeting (ACUM) in Bremem, Germany, June 24th-26th.
uu Winners ANNOUNCEMENT
Winners will be announced on Thursday May 07, 2015.
uu Nominees
Thermo-Mechanical Analysis of Refractory
Nozzles with Temperature-Dependent
Material Properties
Thermo-Mechanical FEA Applied on
Fracture Behavior Assessments of Carbon
Steel Flanges in Low Temperatures
Applications of modeFRONTIER in Liquid
Propellant Rocket Engine Design
Almir Sobral Monteiro da Silva - PETROBRAS
Bernardo Reis Dreyer de Souza - Instituto da
Aeronáutica e Espaço (IAE)
Dynamic Analysis of a Semi-Trailer
Mounted Platform for Highly Mobile
Electrical Heavy Equipment
Automotive Water Ingestion and Pressure
Analysis Using Multiphase CFD
Development of a Reaction Model for a
HDT Reactor with the Use of CFD
Simplified Bolt Thread Modeling on
Workbench
CFD Assisted Offshore Helideck Design
Alexandre Dolabella Resende - Magnesita
Filipe Fabian Buscariolo - General Motors
Vinicius de Almeida Lima - VirtualCAE
Mattias da Silva Castro - Embraco
Daniel Fonseca de Carvalho e Silva - PETROBRAS
Alexandre de Oliveira Silva - UNICAMP
2015 ESSS CONFERENCE & ANSYS USERS MEETINGBRAZIL
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