Capabilities Chart. A comprehensive checklist of ANSYS Workbench TM capabilities 11.0 RELEASE. Capability. Complete Simulation Solutions

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Capabilities Chart A comprehensive checklist of Workbench TM capabilities 11.0 RELEASE Complete Simulation Solutions Capability Analysis Type (solver gateway) Static structural Modal Harmonic response Flexible dynamics Linear buckling Random vibration Shape optimization Steady-state thermal Transient thermal Magnetostatics Rigid dynamics Static Structural Pre-Processing Body Acceleration Standard earth gravity Rotational velocity Pressure CFX pressure (one-way FSI) [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] Hydrostatic pressure Force Remote force Bearing load Bolt (pretension) Moment Generalized plane strain Line pressure Motion loads

Complete Simulation Solutions Capability Fixed support Displacement Remote displacement Frictionless support Compression only support Cylindrical support Elastic support Joint condition Thermal condition FSI interface Static Structural Post-Processing Stress tool Stress Strain Deformation Fatigue tool (requires fatigue module) Contact tool Probe Create modal analysis with prestress (static) Create buckling analysis with prestress (static) Static Structural Analysis Settings Step controls Solver controls Large deflection [S-2] [S-2] Inertial relief Nonlinear Controls Force Convergence Moment Convergence Displacement Convergence Rotation Convergence Line Search Flexible Dynamics Pre-Processing Body Acceleration Standard Earth gravity Rotational velocity Pressure CFX pressure (one-way FSI) [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] Hydrostatic pressure Force Remote force Bearing load Bolt (pretension) Moment Line pressure Motion loads Fixed support Displacement Remote displacement Frictionless support Compression-only support

Complete Simulation Solutions Cylindrical support Elastic support Joint condition Thermal condition FSI interface Initial condition Acceleration Stress tool Stress Strain Deformation Contact tool Probe Flexible Dynamics Analysis Settings Step controls Solver controls Large deflection Nonlinear Controls Force convergence Moment convergence Displacement convergence Rotation convergence Line search Damping Controls Beta damping Numerical damping Modal Pre-Processing Fixed support Displacement Remote displacement Frictionless support Compression-only support Cylindrical support Elastic support Initial condition Modal Post-Processing Stress Strain Deformation Create PSD analysis Modal Analysis Settings Option Solver controls Harmonic Response Pre-Processing Body Acceleration Pressure Force Remote force Bearing load Moment Line pressure Fixed support

Capability Displacement Remote displacement Frictionless support Compression-only support Cylindrical support Elastic support Harmonic Response Post-Processing Stress Strain Deformation Frequency/phase response Harmonic Response Analysis Settings Options Solution method (full) Solution method (mode superposition) Damping controls Constant damping coefficient Beta damping Linear Buckling Post-Processing Stress Strain Deformation Linear Buckling Analysis Settings Options Random Vibration Pre-Processing PSD load Fixed support Initial condition Random Vibration Post-Processing Stress Strain Deformation Random Vibration Analysis Settings Options Damping controls Beta damping Shape Optimization Pre-Processing Body loads Acceleration Standard Earth gravity Rotational velocity Pressure Hydrostatic pressure Force Remote force Bearing load Moment Line pressure Motion loads Fixed support Displacement Remote displacement

Complete Simulation Solutions Frictionless support Compression-only support Cylindrical support Elastic support Joint conditions Thermal condition Shape Optimization Post-Processing Shape finder Shape Optimization Analysis Settings Solver Controls Steady State Thermal Pre-Processing Temperature Convection Radiation CFX temperature [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] CFX convection [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] Heat Heat flow Perfectly insulated Heat flux Internal heat generation Initial condition Steady-State Thermal Pre-Processing Thermal Probe Steady-State Thermal Analysis Settings Step controls Solver controls Nonlinear controls Transient Thermal Pre-Processing Temperature Convection Radiation CFX temperature [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] CFX convection [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] [S-1] Heat Heat flow Perfectly insulated Heat flux Internal heat generation Initial condition Transient Thermal Post-Processing Thermal Probe Transient Thermal Analysis Settings Step controls Solver controls Nonlinear controls Magnetostatic Pre-Processing Magnetic flux parallel Conductor Magnetostatic Post-Processing Electromagnetic Probe

Capability Magnetostatic Analysis Settings Solver controls Nonlinear controls Rigid Dynamic Pre-Processing Body loads Acceleration Standard Earth gravity Joint condition Rigid Dynamic Post-Processing Deformation probe Rigid Dynamic Analysis Settings Step controls Nonlinear controls Engineering Data Material Models Young s modulus Poisson s ratio Orthotropic elasticity Density Reference temperature Thermal expansion Constant damping coefficient Material damping factor Temperature-dependent materials Alternating stress Strain life parameters Tensile yield strength Compressive yield strength Tensile ultimate strength Compressive ultimate strength Uniaxial test data Biaxial test data Shear test data Volumetric test data Neo-Hookean Mooney Rivlin 2-parameter Mooney Rivlin 3-parameter Mooney Rivlin 5-parameter Mooney Rivlin 9-parameter Polynomial 1-order Polynomial 2-order Polynomial 3-order Yeoh 1-order Yeoh 2-order Yeoh 3-order Ogden 1-order Ogden 2-order Ogden 3-order BISO MISO BKIN MKIN Thermal conductivity Orthotropic conductivity Specific heat Relative permeability Linear orthotropic permeability Linear hard magnetic material

Complete Simulation Solutions B-H Curve Nonlinear orthotropic permeability Demagnetization B-H curve Resistivity Orthotropic resistivity Connections Contact Bonded No separation Frictionless Frictional Rough 3-D edge contact (shell edges) Spot weld Joint Body ground Fixed Revolute Cylindrical Translational Slot Universal Spherical Planar General Spring Longitudinal stiffness Longitudinal damping Body body Fixed Revolute Cylindrical Translational Slot Universal Spherical Planar General Spring Longitudinal stiffness Longitudinal damping Joint kinematics Configure Set Revert Other features Command objects Coordinate systems Named selections Result tracker Virtual topology Symmetry Solution combinations [S-3] Remote solution manager Worksheet tab

Elements exposed by ANSYS Workbench (element name) For all software packages listed, capabilities depend upon physics being modeled and license type. Mesh elements Meshing facet (MESH200) Electromagnetic elements 3-D 20-node magnetic solid (SOLID117) Current source (SOURC36) Structural Elements 3-D linear finite strain beam Spring damper (COMBIN14) Follower load (FOLLOW201) Structural mass (MASS21) 2-D structural solid (PLANE42) 3-D structural solid (SOLID45) 2-D 4-node structural solid (PLANE182) 2-D 8-node or 6-node structural solid (PLANE183) Pretension (PRETS179) 4-node finite strain shell (SHELL181) 3-D 20-node structural solid or layered solid (SOLID186) 3-D 10-node tetrahedral structural solid (SOLID187) 3-D 10-node tetrahedral structural solid (SOLID92) 3-D 20-node structural solid (SOLID95) 2-D structural surface effect (SURF153) 3-D structural surface effect (SURF154) 3-D structural surface line load effect (SURF156) Multipoint constraint element (MPC184) 3-D 8-node structural solid or layered solid (SOLID185) 3-D 8-node layered solid shell (SOLID190) Thermal Elements 3-D conduction bar (LINK33) 2-D thermal solid (PLANE55) 2-D 8-node thermal solid (PLANE77) Thermal shell (SHELL57) 3-D thermal solid (SOLID70) 3-D 10-node tetrahedral thermal solid (SOLID87) 3-D 20-node thermal solid (SOLID90) 2-D thermal surface effect (SURF151) 3-D thermal surface effect (SURF152) Contact Elements 2-D 2-node surface-to-surface contact (CONTA171) 2-D 3-node surface-to-surface contact (CONTA172) 3-D 4-node surface-to-surface contact (CONTA173) 3-D 8-node surface-to-surface contact (CONTA174) 2-D/3-D node-to-surface contact (CONTA175) 2-D target segment (TARGE169) 3-D target segment (TARGE170) FOOTNOTES [S-1] Requires both an ANSYS license and a CFX Post license [S-2] Only for beam and shell elements [S-3] Also requires the ANSYS Fatique module [S-4] Depends upon physics being modeled and license type ANSYS, Inc. Southpointe 275 Technology Drive Canonsburg, PA 15317 U.S.A. 724.746.3304 ansysinfo@ansys.com Toll Free U.S.A./Canada: 1.866.267.9724 Toll Free Mexico: 001.866.267.9724 Europe: 44.870.010.4456 eu.sales@ansys.com ANSYS, ANSYS Workbench, AUTODYN, CFX, FLUENT and any and all ANSYS, Inc. brand, product, service and feature names, logos and slogans are registered trademarks or trademarks of ANSYS, Inc. or its subsidiaries in the United States or other countries. ICEM CFD is a trademark used under license. All other brand, product, service and feature names or trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Image Credits: Some images courtesy Aavid Thermalloy, ICT Prague and Silesian University of Technology Institute of Thermal Technology. 2008 ANSYS, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Printed in U.S.A. MKT0000207 3-08