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Starting this fall Medeso are
offering training at our local offices in Sweden, Norway,
Denmark and Finland. Read more...
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EDEM, a particle simulation program
based on the Discrete Element Modeling technique is the latest
addition to the Medeso portfoilio of software from DEM Solutions
Ltd. Read more...
Product
News
Tips
& Tricks
Product
documentation at the customer portal
At the ANSYS
customer portal, there are documents about various ANSYS products
that serve as complements to the manual. There are guides on such
topics as contact technology, coupled simulations, getting started
with Workbench, CFX Pre, Solver and Post, etc.
You access these guides by logging on to the customer portal and
choosing "Product Documentation" from the left menu bar.
Using FE Modeler for
checking element quality
The
FE Modeler module, which does not require any extra license or
installation, can be used to check the quality of the mesh according
to different criteria such as Jacobian ratio, aspect ratio and
warping factor.
If you have set up the model in Workbench Simulation, you start FE
Modeler by going to the project tab and from the left column of
choices, pick "New FE Model".
If you work in ANSYS Classic, you can create a .cdb file with the
CDWRITE command (use option DB), or from the menu Preprocessor >
Archive Model > Write.
Then start Workbench with an empty project and choose "Link to ANSYS
CDWRITE input" and then choose "New FE Model".
Once inside FE Modeler, right-click in the model tree and choose
"Insert Mesh Metrics". This sets up a branch in the model tree where
you can view elements for different parts and according to different
quality criteria.
Have a great summer!
Best regards
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Hands-On at
Medeso
Welcome to hands-on at Medeso During this day you will
get an introduction to ANSYS Workbench and also get the chance try ANSYS
Workbench with the help and support from one of our specialists.
For more information and
Registration
2008 International ANSYS Conference
Get Inspired...
August 26-28, 2008 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
For more information and registration visit:
http://www.ansys.com/events/conference2008/index.htm
ONS in Stavanger, August 26-29
Focusing on
innovation and encouraging you to open your mind to the latest
developments, ONS gives you the tools you need to tackle the energy
industry of tomorrow. If you are interested in
finding out more about ANSYS software you will find us in hall C, booth
309.
www.ons.no
2008 ANSYS Nordic Conference
Gothenburg October 6-7
Inspiring Engineering...
The 2008 ANSYS Nordic Regional Conference is an exciting gathering of
people, technology and ideas leading to inspiring engineering. For more information and registration visit:
http://www.ansys.com/events/conference2008_sweden/
Upcoming
Training
Scheduled
courses:
25-27 Aug, Västerås
Simulation for Classic Users
25-27 Aug, Västerås
Simulation Introduction
1-3+18-19 Sep, Västerås
Introduction to ANSYS
15-17 Sep, Oslo
Simulation for Classic Users
24-26 Sep, Copenhagen
Simulation for Classic Users
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