Ansys Mechanical Description
Ansys Mechanical is a top-of-the-line finite element solver that can be used to improve your modeling. It has structural, thermal, acoustics and transient capabilities. Ansys Mechanical allows you to solve complex structural engineering issues and make faster design decisions. The suite includes finite element analysis (FEA), which allows you to automate and customize solutions for structural mechanics problems. You can also parameterize these solvers to analyze multiple design scenarios. Ansys Mechanical offers a wide range of analysis tools and is a dynamic tool. Ansys Mechanical provides a dynamic environment that allows you to connect additional physics and prepare geometry for analysis. Engineers of all levels can access the intuitive and customizable interface to quickly and easily find answers. Ansys Mechanical provides an integrated platform that uses finite elements analysis (FEA), for structural analysis.
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ANSYS vs NASTRAN Date: Feb 21 2024
Summary: Ansys beats Nastran in assembling and solving large assemblies of solid models. Nastran has traditionally been used more in structures for 2D linear analysis because of computing resources. But now resources are cheaply available removing that constraint.
Positive: Nastran has a loyal following by structures engineers who have invested much time and effort into using it. Nastran is a generally accepted tool in stress. Ansys has aggressively developed its software and is now by far the largest company in simulation. Ansys can solve much larger problems using solids without reduction to 2D. Ansys is both easy to use and very powerful.
Negative: Nastran is outdated and lacks decent pre and post processing. Its unstable for large linear problems and for nonlinear problems. Using Ansys requires constantly fighting the status quo and inertia of Nastran users in stress.
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