How do I check my Ansys results?

How do I get my mesh results in ANSYS?

To view the mesh for the entire simulation:

1. Right-click on the wireframe in the 3D Viewer and select Show surface mesh to display the mesh.
2. Click the “Z” axis of triad in the viewer to get a side view of the object.

What is the use of result viewer in ANSYS?

Ansys Viewer enables you to visualize, interpret and compare Ansys simulation results without the original simulation software. It helps improve collaboration with colleagues and customers, and provides a way to quickly relay simulation intent and results to your extended design team.

How do I know if my ANSYS is failing?

A common method to show failure in a linear elastic model is to set the threshold for the last bar on the legend, which is red, equal to the Tensile Ultimate Strength. If red appears on the contour plot of Equivalent Stress, then it is easy to say that the part has failed under this load and where the part would crack.

How do I print results in Ansys Workbench?

for example, you can use the APDL command, POST1 (Main Menu>General Postproc), and check PLNSOL (Main Menu>General Postproc>Plot Results>Nodal Solu) to display the results as continuous contours. Alternatively you can use PRNSOL (Main Menu>General Postproc>List Results>Nodal Solution) to print the results into a file.

How do you not show mesh in Ansys results?

To hide the mesh lines, clear the ‘Show Mesh Line’ check box, and then select Shade as the display option.

How do I change the mesh color in Ansys?

In the outliner (tree overview of the simulation) you can assign a color to boundaries, domains or mesh regions by making a RMB-click on the part you want and choose Render->Color-> and whatever you want. Clear!

How do I export Ansys results?

apr file of your model and results, perform the following steps:

1. Click File > Save As > Save Simulation Data.
2. The Export Creo Ansys Project dialog box opens. Specify a filename for the archive.
3. Click Export to save the archived . apr file.

How do you calculate failure load in Ansys?

Linear Assumption:

1. Apply an initial load to the model. …
2. Determine max stress from the analysis results.
3. Using the failure stress, divide by the max stress to determine the factor of safety.
4. Multiple the applied load by the factor of safety to get the failure load.

What is Ansys Workbench?

The Ansys Workbench platform lets you integrate data across engineering simulations to create more accurate models more efficiently. Ansys Workbench makes it easier to make more informed design choices by coordinating all your simulation data in one place. Easily manage data across all your Ansys products.