The ASME Cummins Student Section at Cummins College of Engineering for Women, Karvenagar, successfully conducted a 2-day hands-on workshop on Advanced CAE Simulation in collaboration with ELENO.

The workshop provided students from Mechanical, Instrumentation, ENTC, and other engineering departments with practical exposure to industry-relevant simulation techniques and workflows.

🔹 Day 1: Fundamentals of CAE Simulation

• Fundamentals of EV crash analysis and vehicle safety

• Introduction to Finite Element Method (FEM)

• Material behaviour and impact dynamics

• Crashworthiness concepts and safety standards

• Introduction to simulation workflows using ANSYS LS-DYNA

🔹 Day 2: Hands-on Simulation Practice

• Geometry setup, meshing, and boundary conditions

• Material modelling and contact definitions in LS-DYNA

• Setting up and running crash simulations

• Post-processing and interpreting simulation results

• Understanding deformation, stress, and energy absorption

The sessions were guided by Mr. Nachiket Phadke, CAE Expert and Co-founder of ELENO, along with his team, who supported participants throughout the workshop and helped them understand practical simulation workflows.

💡 Through this initiative, students gained valuable insights into how CAE simulation connects engineering theory with real-world applications in automotive safety, crashworthiness, and product development.

A sincere thank you to the ASME CCOEW team, the faculty coordinators, and all participating students for making this workshop a successful learning experience.

At ELENO, we believe in empowering future engineers through practical learning, industry exposure, and advanced simulation skills.

🌐 Learn more: https://eleno-elc.com/