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ANSYS Structural ANSYS simulation technology enables you to predict with confidence that your products will thrive in the real world. Customers trust our software to help ensure the integrity of their products and drive business success through innovation. Simulate All Structural Aspects of Your Product Conduct linear static analyses that reveal stresses or deformations, modal analyses that determine vibration characteristics, and advanced transient nonlinear studies that focus on dynamic effects and complex behaviors. Combine High Speed with High Accuracy Two reduction techniques — submodeling and substructuring — enable you to condense models for rapid computation, without significantly affecting the accuracy of results. Comprehensive Element Library Represent complex real-world geometries from our library of beams, shells or solid-shells for thin structures, as well as solids that are used in a wide variety of applications. “Our customers want to buy state-of-the-art turbines that have proven technology and are able to run 20 years without any major problems. To achieve such strong structural components, ANSYS is very important for us.” Michael Schuld, Team Leader, Structural Engineering,PowerWind Biomedical researchers at the University of Alberta have relied on ANSYS to manage risk, improve insight and accelerate product development in biomedicine. Wimbledon’s Centre Court retractable roof and the Bregenz Festival’s operatic floating stage met operational design and completion targets as a result of ANSYS structural mechanics analysis. Courtesy ACA Engineering Con

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Strength Analysis Static; Buckling – Linear; Buckling – Nonlinear; Substructuring Geometric Nonlinearity Large Strain; Large Deflection Material Models Linear Material Models; Rate Dependent Plasticity; Rate Independent Plasticity; Hyperelasticity; Visco- elasticity; Creep; Reactive Materials Contact Modeling Bonded / No Separation Sliding; Pretension (bolts, etc.); Joints; Spot Welds Nonlinear Contact Modeling Rough; Frictionless; Friction Advanced Modeling Gaskets; Cyclic Symmetry Analysis; Rezoning; Adaptive Remeshing; Submodeling; Element Birth and Death; Fracture Mechanics ANSYS...

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