TOLERANCE ANALYSIS SOFTWARE TRAINING

Through a combination of online and onsite sessions, Enventive’s trainers accelerate student learning curves and abilities to benefit from Enventive’s tolerance analysis software.

OBJECTIVE: Prepare students to complete tolerance analysis projects using Enventive Concept software.

AUDIENCE: For mechanical designers and engineers directly involved in product design.

PREREQUISITE: Familiarity with CAD modeling and tolerancing standards.

BENEFITS: Mechanical designers speed-up their abilities to apply Enventive’s software for reducing design efforts, improving product quality, and cutting costs.

TRAINING OVERVIEW

HOW ATTENDEES LEARN

Full training for new Concept users takes place over 2 phases.

Phase 1 covers the basics of tolerance analysis using Concept. This is usually completed online via a combination of trainer sessions and self-training using Enventive’s Academy training and support portal. Optionally this phase can be completed onsite.

Phase 2 is onsite with a trainer where students apply what they learned in Phase 1 to a practical problem that is directly relevant to their design work. Users provide an actual mechanical design to the trainer who then prepare a Concept model. Once this second phase is complete the students are ready to begin using Concept as part of their day-to-day design work.

WHAT ATTENDEES LEARN

Training topics include:

  • Reports — how to understand, interpret, and use tolerance analysis reports.
  • GD&T — how to sketch and apply GD&T on functional components.
  • CAD Imports — how to import designs from CAD models for analysis.
  • Equations — how to derive dimensional parameters from computed variables.
  • Assembly Creation — how to create assemblies, constraining them and run simple tolerance analysis
  • Assembly Reuse — how to reuse existing models in other files to build assemblies.
  • Auto Constrain — how to automatically constrain an imported file from a CAD model.
  • Constraining Geometry — introduces functionally constraining models for analysis.
  • Forces and Moments — how to use forces and force constraints, friction, and moments.
  • Polycurves — overview of polycurve and connection features.
  • Deflections — how to simulate deflections for parts with constant thicknesses.
  • Monte Carlo — how to set up and run a Monte Carlo simulation analysis.
  • Optimization — how to run the optimizer for determining nominal and tolerance design values.
  • Multi-criteria Analysis — carrying out multi-criteria analysis to achieve functional condition objectives.

ONGOING TRAINING WITH ENVENTIVE ACADEMY

Enventive’s Academy web portal offers users a 24×365 resource for learning how to use Enventive’s software for tolerance analysis. At the core of Academy is a series of tutorial coursework and webinar videos. These tutorials supplement live training, provide self-training options, and offer refreshers on topics of interest.

Academy’s tutorials and videos are available in English, French, and German.

TRAINERS

Our trainers are all mechanical design engineers that have worked with Concept to solve real-world design challenges. Together our trainers have decades of manufacturing experience.

Our Enventive Concept training evaluation by our last 84 attendees worldwide as of 2024

Training content: 4.33/5
87%
Software usefulness: 4.34/5
87%
Trainer’s job: 4.69/5
94%
Tomáš Prda
Chief Engineer at Brano
“Enventive training is very good.
The team is very friendly, helpful and quick at answering any question.”


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