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ANSYS DesignModeler

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KuJayHawk

Structural
Jun 2, 2005
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I used to use traditional ANSYS GUI to build, solve, and postprocess the results. Now I have Workbench and also DesignModeler installed on my computer. DesignModeler seems to be very fancy but I am not sure if it is easy to learn and whether or not it can replace the traditional GUI preprocessor. I need to build some structural bridge models and they are basically shell elements. But I do need to use submodeling at some point to check local stresses.

Any comments? Suggestions? Thanks!

KuJayhawk
 
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Design Modeler is great for tricky 3D geometry that needs some cleanup when going between the CAD package and Ansys. Functionally it isn't that hard to learn but I think would be awkward for what you desire to do. For your purposes I'd stick with Ansys. That's just me though.
 
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