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ANSYS designs, develops, markets and globally supports engineering simulation solutions used to predict how product designs will behave in manufacturing and real-world environments. Its integrated, modular and extensible set of solutions addresses the needs of organizations in a wide range of industries. ANSYS’ solutions qualify risk, enabling organizations to know if their designs are acceptable or unacceptable - not just that they will function as designed. |
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ANSYS Professional |
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Implementing a completely virtual product development system saves money and moves products to market faster. But many companies don't implement such a system because of the high cost of CAE software. Fortunately, there is a low-cost alternative that gives even beginning users access to a considerable amount of simulation power.
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ANSYS LS-DYNA |
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Combine the premier software package for explicit nonlinear structural simulation with one of the industry’s most recognized and respected finite element pre- and post-processors, and you get ANSYS LS-DYNA, the result of a collaborative effort between ANSYS, Inc. and Livermore Software Technology Corporation. First introduced in 1996, ANSYS LS-DYNA’s capabilities and robustness have helped thousands of customers in numerous industries resolve highly intricate design issues. |
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ANSYS CFX |
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ANSYS CFX software delivers powerful computational fluid dynamics (CFD) technology for simulations of all levels of complexity. As one of the many computer-aided engineering (CAE) tools available within the ANSYS Workbench platform, ANSYS CFX takes advantage of data and information common to many simulations. This begins with common geometry: Users can link to existing native computer-aided design (CAD) packages as well as create and/or modify CAD models in an intuitive solid modeling environment. Complementing the common geometry model is a suite of meshing tools, designed to ensure easy generation of the most appropriate mesh for the given application. ANSYS CFX tools then guide the user through the setup of operating conditions, selection of materials and definition of models. |
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FLUENT Flow Modeling Software |
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The broad physical modeling capabilities of FLUENT have been applied to industrial applications ranging from air flow over an aircraft wing to combustion in a furnace, from bubble columns to glass production, from blood flow to semiconductor manufacturing, from clean room design to wastewater treatment plants. The ability of the software to model in-cylinder engines, aeroacoustics, turbomachinery, and multiphase systems has served to broaden its reach.
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