Ansys Mechanical

Ansys Mechanical

Best-in-class technology for Finite Element Analysis

Ansys Mechanical

Ansys is a software suite of Ansys Inc.

Ansys Structures is the landmark suite to create virtual prototype through Finite Element Method. Ansys Mechanical is the main simulation environment, within it’s possible to properly built and analyze your own FEM model. This technology is recognized as a standard in many industries, a strong and consolidated positioning accrued through the features completeness and constant development.

The FEM models realized in Ansys Mechanical can consider all the different kind of numerical nonlinearities (contacts, large deflections, material models), moreover the structural assessment can be performed from the static and dynamic point of view. The results obtained in Ansys Mechanical help the analysts to identify an properly understand critical structural issues, offering the possibility to optimize the design reducing lost time and avoiding structural failures.

Ampiamente utilizzato in tutto il mondo dagli ingegneri strutturisti in tutti i principali settori industriali, Ansys Mechanical è uno standard di riferimento per l’ufficio di progettazione e calcolo.

This technology is widely used in several industries by many engineers worldwide, Ansys Mechanical is a standard for the CAE office. It takes full advantages from Ansys Workbench platform, which allows to innovate design in simple, guided and parametric way. Thanks to the huge features availability in Workbench, Ansys Mechanical can be coupled with other complementary simulation tools (e.g. Ansys Fluids, Ansys Electronics) in order to easily study the multiphysics behavior of the product.

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Predicting the strength of composite materials using Ansys Software

Applicable from material design to product design

This technical article discusses some of the problems of using finite element method (FEM) simulation software for composite material analysis and introduces new solutions from CYBERNET with Ansys Software for solving these problems.

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