If you search for Ansys 17.2 Crack, you will often see the word 'crack' amongst the results which means it allows you to unlock the full version of the software product. What is a Serial? Serial means a unique number or code which identifies the license of the software as being valid. Licensing for Cloud Computing. Rapid growth in the use of ANSYS engineering simulation tools — and in the demand for high performance computing — is driving interest in cloud computing. A key question for ANSYS customers considering a switch to the cloud is how software licensing (and the ANSYS business model) will work there. For those who do not have access to ANSYS Mechanical Enterprise, there will be an opportunity to sign up for a free of charge test-license after the seminar. Agenda. Introduction to ANSYS 17.0 for structural analysis. ANSYS Mechanical Enterprise, special focus on. O Explicit analysis. O Parametric analysis for robust design.

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Some of you have probably already noticed, but ANSYS Mechanical licenses have some changes at version 17. First, the license that for years has been known as ANSYS Mechanical is now known as ANSYS Mechanical Enterprise. Further, ANSYS, Inc. has enabled significantly more functionality with this license at version 17 than was available in prior versions. Note that the license task in the ANSYS license files, ‘ansys’ has not changed.

The 17.0 ANSYS License Manager unlocks additional capability with this license, in addition to the existing Mechanical structural/thermal abilities. Previously, each of these tools used to be an additional cost. The change includes other “Mechanical-” licenses: e.g. Mech-EMAG, Mech CFD. The new tools enabled with ANSYS Mechanical Enterprise licenses at version 17.0 are:

Additionally, at version 17.1 these tools are included as well:

These changes do not apply to the lower level licenses, such as ANSYS Structural and Professional. In fact, these licenses are moving to ‘legacy’ mode at version 17. Two newer products now slot below Mechanical Enterprise. These newer products are ANSYS Mechanical Premium and ANSYS Mechanical Pro. We won’t explain those products here, but your local ANSYS provider can give you more information on these two if needed.

Getting back to the additional capabilities with Mechanical Enterprise, these become available once the ANSYS 17.0 and/or the ANSYS 17.1 license manager is installed. This assumes you have a license file that is current on TECS (enhancements and support). Also, a new license task is needed to enable Simplorer Entry.
Ignoring Simplorer Entry for the moment, once the 17.0/17.1 license manager is installed, the single Mechanical Enterprise license task (ansys) now enables several different tools. Note that:

• Multiple tool windows can be open at once
  • g. ANSYS Mechanical and SpaceClaim
• Only one can be “active” at a time
  • If solving, can’t edit geometry in SpaceClaim
• Capabilities are then available in older versions, where applicable, once the 17.0/17.1 license manager is installed

Here is a very brief summary of these newly available capabilities:

Fatigue Module:

• Runs in the Mechanical window
• Can calculate fatigue lives for ‘simple’ products (linear static analysis)
  • Stress-life for
    • Constant amplitude, proportional loading
    • Variable amplitude, proportional loading
    • Constant amplitude, non-proportional loading
  • Strain-life
    • Constant amplitude, proportional loading
  • Activated by inserting the Fatigue Tool in the Mechanical Solution branch
  • Postprocess fatigue lives as contour plots, etc.
  • Requires fatigue life data as material properties

Rigid Body Dynamics:

• Runs in the Mechanical window
• ANSYS, Inc.-developed solver using explicit time integration, energy conservation
• Use when only concerned about motion due to joints and contacts
  • To determine forces and moments
• Activated via Rigid Dynamics analysis system in the Workbench window

Explicit STR:

• Runs in the Mechanical window
• Utilizes the Autodyn solver
• For highly nonlinear, short duration structural transient problems
  • Drop test simulations, e.g.
  • Lagrangian-only
• Activated via Explicit Dynamics analysis system in the Workbench window

Composite PrepPost (ACP):

• Tools for preparing composites models and postprocessing composites solutions
• Define composite layup
  • Fiber Directions and Orientations
  • Draping
  • Optimize composite design
• Results evaluation
  • Layer stresses
  • Failure criteria
  • Delamination
  • Wrinkling
• Activated via ACP (Pre) and ACP (Post) component systems in the Workbench window

SpaceClaim:

• Geometry creation/preparation/repair/defeaturing tool
• Try it, learn it, love it
• A direct modeler so no history tree
  • Just create/modify on the fly
  • Import from CAD or create in SpaceClaim
  • Can be an incredible time saver in preparing geometry for simulation
• Activated by right clicking on the Geometry cell in the Workbench project schematic

DesignXplorer:

• Design of Experiments/Design Optimization/Robust Design Tool
• Allows for variation of input parameters
  • Geometric dimensions including from external CAD, license permitting
  • Material property values
  • Loads
  • Mesh quantities such as shell thickness, element size specifications
• Track or optimize on results parameters
  • Max or min stress
  • Max or min temperature
  • Max or min displacement
  • Mass or volume
• Create design of experiments
• Fit response surfaces
• Perform goals driven optimizations
  • Reduce mass
  • Drive toward a desired temperature
• Understand sensitivities among parameters
• Perform a Design for Six Sigma study to determine probabilities
• Activated by inserting Design Exploration components into the Workbench project schematic

ANSYS Customization Suite:

• Toolkit for customization of ANSYS Workbench tools
• Includes tools for several ANSYS products
  • Top level Workbench
  • DesignModeler
  • Mechanical
  • DesignXplorer
• Based on Python and XML
• Wizards and documentation included

AQWA:

• Offshore tool for ship, floating platform simulation
• Uses hydrodynamic defraction for calculations
• Model up to 50 structures
• Include effects of moorings, fenders, articulated connectors
• Solve in static, frequency, and time domains
• Transfer motion and pressure info to Mechanical
• Activated via Hydrodynamic Diffraction analysis system in the Workbench window

AIM:

• New, common user interface for multiphysics simulations
  • Structural
  • Thermal
  • CFD
  • Electromagnetics
• Capabilities expanding with each ANSYS release (was new at 16.0)
• Uses SpaceClaim as geometry tool
• Single window
• Easy to follow workflow
• Activated from the ANSYS 17.0/17.1 Start menu

Simplorer Entry:

• System level simulation tool
• Simulate interactions such as between
  • Controllers
  • Actuators
  • Sensors
  • Structural Reduced Order Models
  • Simple circuitry
• Optimize complex system performance
  • Understand interactions and trade offs
• Entry level tool, limited to 30 models (Simplorer Advanced enables more)
• Activated from the ANSYS Electromagnetics tools (separate download)
• Requires an additional license task from ANSYS, Inc.

Where to get more information:

• Your local ANSYS provider
• ANSYS Help System
• ANSYS Customer Portal

Remember the good old days of having to peruse through hundreds and thousands of lines of text in multiple files to see ANSYS license usage information? Trying to hit Ctrl+F and search for license names. Well those days were only about a couple months ago and they are over…well for the most part.

With the ANSYS License Manager Release 18.0, we have some pretty nifty built in license reporting tools that help to extract information from the log files so the administrator can see anything from current license usage to peak usage and even any license denials that occur. Let’s take a look at how to do this:

First thing is to open up the License Management Center:

• In Windows you can find this by going to Start>Programs>ANSYS Inc License Manager>ANSYS License Management Center
• On Linux you can find this in the ansys directory /ansys_inc/shared_files/licensing/start_lmcenter

This will open up your License Manager in your default browser as shown below. For the reporting just take a look at the Reporting Section. We’ll cover each of these 4 options below.

License Management Center at Release 18.0

License Reporting Options

VIEW CURRENT LICENSE USAGE

As the title says, this is where you’ll go to see a breakdown of the current license usage. What is great is that you can see all the licenses that you have on the server, how many licenses of each are being used and who is using them (through the color of the bars). Please note that PADT has access to several ANSYS Licenses. Your list will only include the licenses available for use on your server.

Scrolling page that shows Current License Usage and Color Coded Usernames

You can also click on Show Tabular Data to see a table view that you can then export to excel if you wanted to do your own manipulation of the data.

Tabular Data of Current License Usage – easy to export

VIEW LICENSE USAGE HISTORY

In this section you will be able to not only isolate the license usage to a specific time period, you can also filter by license type as well. You can use the first drop down to define a time range, whether that is the previous 1 month, 1 year, all available or even your own custom time range

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Isolate License Usage to Specific Time Period

Once you hit Generate you will be able to then isolate by license name as shown below. I’ve outlined some examples below as well. The axis on the left shows number of licenses used.

Filter Time History by License Name

1 month history of ANSYS Mechanical Enterprise

1 month history of ANSYS CFD

Custom Date Range history of ANSYS SpaceClaim Direct Modeler

VIEW PEAK LICENSE USAGE

This section will allow you to see what the peak usage of a particular license during a particular time period and filter it based on data range. First step is to isolate to a date range as before, for example 1 month. Then you can select which month you want to look at data for.

Selecting specific month to look at Peak License Usage

Then you can isolate the data to whether or not you want to look at an operational period of 24/7, Monday to Friday 24/5 or even Monday to Friday 9am-5pm. This way you can isolate license usage between every day of the week, working week or normal working hours in a week. Again, axis on left shows number of licenses.

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Peak License Usage in March 2017 of ANSYS Mechanical Enterprise (24/7)

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Peak License Usage in February 2017 of ANSYS CFD (Weekdays Only)

VIEW LICENSE DENIALS

If any of the users who are accessing the License Manager get license denials due to insufficient licenses or for any other reason, this will be displayed in this section. Since PADT rarely, if ever, gets License Denials, this section is blank for us. The procedure is identical to the above sections – it involves isolating the data to a time period and filtering the data to your interested quantities.

Isolate data with Time Period as other sections

Although these 4 options doesn’t include every conceivable filtering method, this should allow managers and administrators to filter through the license usage in many different ways without needing to manually go through all the log files. This is a very convenient and easy set of options to extract the information.

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Please let us know if you have any questions on this or anything else with ANSYS.