This integration extends automation and process compression of the platform’s geometry, meshing, parameters, and post-processing solution to these industry segments. The new automation and customization solution now links all ANSYS Workbench integrated solver and modeling technologies.įor release 12.1, ANSYS integrates three of its industry-specific applications within the ANSYS Workbench framework - for electronics, polymer and glass-forming, and hydrodynamic analyses. ANSYS Workbench journaling and scripting allow users to replay previously recorded journals or to reconstruct previously created projects, automate repetitive tasks or execute simulation projects in batch mode. Alternatively, a journal can be modified to change or incorporate additional operations, which are referred to as scripting. A journal file can be replayed to return the state of a resumed ANSYS Workbench session.
Journaling captures operations that modify data in an ANSYS Workbench simulation session and records them in a journal file. New to release 12.1 are tools that extend the already existing capability of real-world simulation authoring in the ANSYS Workbench platform, introducing the ability to record, customize, and automate analysis steps through journaling and scripting. Image courtesy of ANSYS, Inc.ĪNSYS 12.1 extends the integration of its products with several industry applications-for electronics, polymer and glass-forming, and hydrodynamic applications-into the ANSYS Workbench environment, resulting in faster modeling times and cross-physics integration.
The integration facilitates the use of geometric parameterization. ANSYS AQWA users can now benefit from direct linkage to ANSYS DesignModeler for importing external CAD geometry. The company has also released Ansoft Designer 5.0 and Nexim 5.0, which include new features that compress the electronic design and analysis cycle.ĪNSYS 12.1 integrates the ANSYS AQWA product within the ANSYS Workbench framework, offering extended automation and process compression to engineers who must predict hydrodynamics loads caused by waves that impact offshore structures and marine vessels.
ANSYS, Inc., has announced the availability of ANSYS 12.1, which incorporates tools that further automate the product development process.
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