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the first time to work on ANSYS

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the first time to work on ANSYS

the first time to work on ANSYS

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Hi,every one

i am a mechanical design engineer , i am a new user in ANSYS software , it is the first time to setup it.
i do not know from where should i start ? i want to focus on structural mechanics like shafts,beams,pulleys and so one.
is there any pdf book or site should i start with?
thanks .

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