salvatore87
Guest
Hello everyone,as I am at the first weapons with ansys I have not understood the utility of workbench,it is possible to conduct analysis on a model made on workbench?thanks!
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gerod
Guest
question enough nebula.
workbench is a platform where you can manage your models, files, etc.
workbench is a platform where you can manage your models, files, etc.
salvatore87
Guest
Sorry, I will be more precise. On the occasion of the thesis, I decided to study with ansys a tree to elbows, but I realized that the realization of the model on the interface of ansy 11.0, results too complex, so I wanted to know if to realize the model on workbench turned out simpler, and if once realized this could be used to conduct a static and modal analysis directly from workbench.
gerod
Guest
Then I can't help you, I only use the workbench interface but it seems to me that there is no problem. I remember that years ago they gave me a license in time of the nls and I could work with wb, only that I had to start the program from ansys window (it's definitely been time and I don't remember).
salvatore87
Guest
but wb I use is always an ansys platform!
salvatore87
Guest
excuse but it is possible to import on ansys a model made on wb of ansys?
PLOTTER83
Guest
Hello savior87,
I have used ansys 11.0 for the cfd. I explain, because the thing is similar.
in ansys you can install stand alone programs, or all separate programs, or install the workbench (workbank). hypothesize that you should carry out fluiddynamic analysis of the valve, to predict load losses through it. first realize the negative of the valve (i.e. solidworks, solid edge, autodesk inventor, catia), then save, for example, your negative of the valve in parasolid.
in the case of computational fluid dynamics (cfd) open this file, if I don't remember badly, in ansys icem cfd which is the meshatore, do mesh and save the file in the format compatible with ansys cfx (I don't remember the extension). after which you open ansys cfx and perform pre processing, processing and post processing simulation.
If you use ansys workbench for cfd, all these operations run them directly into ansys without leaping from software to software. ansys workbench has an internal program to realize protusions, excavations and anything else to achieve the negative of your valve, always inside a workbench steps to meshature in icem cfd and subsequently to ansys cfx. All these operations are done in the ansys workbench, while in the previous description you have to open the program you need to manipulate your negative. .
I hope I helped you. Hello good thesis!
I have used ansys 11.0 for the cfd. I explain, because the thing is similar.
in ansys you can install stand alone programs, or all separate programs, or install the workbench (workbank). hypothesize that you should carry out fluiddynamic analysis of the valve, to predict load losses through it. first realize the negative of the valve (i.e. solidworks, solid edge, autodesk inventor, catia), then save, for example, your negative of the valve in parasolid.
in the case of computational fluid dynamics (cfd) open this file, if I don't remember badly, in ansys icem cfd which is the meshatore, do mesh and save the file in the format compatible with ansys cfx (I don't remember the extension). after which you open ansys cfx and perform pre processing, processing and post processing simulation.
If you use ansys workbench for cfd, all these operations run them directly into ansys without leaping from software to software. ansys workbench has an internal program to realize protusions, excavations and anything else to achieve the negative of your valve, always inside a workbench steps to meshature in icem cfd and subsequently to ansys cfx. All these operations are done in the ansys workbench, while in the previous description you have to open the program you need to manipulate your negative. .
I hope I helped you. Hello good thesis!
Arturo79
Guest
hi, you can do everything quietly in ansys wb even if I prefer to make the cad model on a specialized software (e.g. solidworks or inventor and then import the file to ansys wb.
In your case, since it is a tree, and you just have to perform a modal analysis (from that ke I understood) you could use single-dimensional elements (beam) in ansys.
save time and I think you look better.
when I see certain relationships in which there are images of ways of vibrating of a tree 3d shivering :d
challenge to perform simulations (static or modal) on a tree made in 3d, then simulate the reaction of a bearing or the application of forces in particular points (zone in the case of 3d) is not so simple and sometimes even feasible.
In your case, since it is a tree, and you just have to perform a modal analysis (from that ke I understood) you could use single-dimensional elements (beam) in ansys.
save time and I think you look better.
when I see certain relationships in which there are images of ways of vibrating of a tree 3d shivering :d
challenge to perform simulations (static or modal) on a tree made in 3d, then simulate the reaction of a bearing or the application of forces in particular points (zone in the case of 3d) is not so simple and sometimes even feasible.
Arturo79
Guest
ansys wb is a software suitable for design (so it is true that even those who do not know anything about fem), ansys (classic) is a software suitable for analysis.