Streamlines the analysis of fasteners like bolts, screws, rivets or spotwelds.

The ANSYS Human Body Model (HBM) is a set of HFSS projects containing geometry and material proprieties that represent the human body.

ANSYS Workbench SwiftComp GUI is a plugin to power ANSYS with efficient high-fidelity multiscale, multiphysics modeling for composites. It assures the best models at a given level of efficiency in any scale the user chooses, linking micromechanics and structural analysis.

Fatigue calculation post-processing tool to plot the cycles to failure and accumulated damage according to section 5.5.3 in ASME VIII Div. 2

Local failure calculation post-processing tool to plot the local failure utilization ratio according to section 5.3.3 in ASME VIII, Div. 2, with the possibility to specify forming strain and/or a loading sequence

Stress Strain Curve according to Annex 3-D, ASME 2013 VIII Div.2 / KD-231.4 ASME 2015 VIII Div.3

Stress Strain Curve according to Annex 3-D, ASME 2013 VIII Div.2 / KD-231.4 ASME 2015 VIII Div.3

Perform local failure assessments according to ASME Section VIII division 2 part-5 for pressure vessels by calculating the local strain limit and a usage factor

Expose 3D acoustics solver capabilities to perform acoustic, vibro-acoustic, contained fluid or immersed structure analyses

Automatically add/remove images/figures to the outline tree. Also support the views that are created via the View Manager or use 3d mouse to orient the model before taking the image/figure

Allow to use a .csv file to import analysis settings for time stepping [Contains source code]

The Auto Submodel extension is the automation of the procedure in doing submodelling from the full model. No repetitive work needed for cutting full geometry, importing interface, resetting contacts, materials etc., as they are all automated.