#Ansys aim vs workbench full
#Ansys aim vs workbench registration
#Ansys aim vs workbench software
#Ansys aim vs workbench license

#Ansys aim vs workbench software

Further information on ANSYS software licensing at LRZ is available in the corresponding documentation at.

#Ansys aim vs workbench license

For academic research purposes on local compute resources the institutions of the Munich Universities (TUM, LMU, HM) can purchase ANSYS Academic Research licenses from the LRZ pool of an ANSYS Campus license for an annual license fee.

#Ansys aim vs workbench full

The LRZ is providing full capability ANSYS Academic Research Multiphysics licenses and a larger number of High performance Computing (ANSYS HPC) licenses free of charge for the usage on LRZ Linux Clusters, our supercomputer SuperMUC-NG and Remote Visualization Systems (RVS). In case of difficulties with the ANSYS Software installation from the provided LRZ installation resourses and in using the ANSYS Academic Teaching licenses within the MWN network, please read the following troubleshooting document first, before you are submitting an LRZ Service Request. Examples ar the mesh generation tool ICEM/CFD Hexa/Tetra and the ANSYS Electronics products which are available with the ANSYS Academic Teaching license, but not with the Free ANSYS Students Software. The main difference ANSYS Academic Teaching licenses in comparison to the Free ANSYS Student Software is the full availability of all ANSYS products in the software installation, which are included in the full ANSYS Academic Research license as well (see the table below).

#Ansys aim vs workbench registration

A user registration is not required in order to use the ANSYS Academic Teaching licenses, which are part of the ANSYS campus license hold by LRZ. This free student software product can be downloaded from the ANSYS website and provides access to most of the ANSYS software products with some limitations on node/element/cell counts in the simulation models.ДЄNSYS Academic Teaching licenses are provided in the Munich Scientific Network (MWN) free of charge. The licenses allow the usage of ANSYS products for non-commercial purposes only.ДЄt this point students are adviced to use the freely available Free ANSYS Student Software edition wherever applicable. These licenses may only be used for research and teaching by the institutes of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and the Munich Universities, i.e. The Leibniz Supercomputing Center (LRZ) provides access to the ANSYS Software, which is limited by the number of concurrently available software licenses as well as by the terms and conditions for the usage of the ANSYS Academic Research & Teaching Licenses. This parallelization approach based on the SLURM scheduler is still in a testing phase.ДЄNSYS CFX (Fluid Dynamics) ANSYS Fluent (Fluid Dynamics) ANSYS HFSS ANSYS Maxwell-2D/-3D ANSYS Mechanical (CSM) and LS-Dyna ANSYS Meshing & ICEM/CFD ANSYS Postprocessing ANSYS System Coupling Troubleshooting the Access to ANSYS Academic Teaching Licenses Licensing Currently at LRZ both Maxwell-2D/-3D (simulation of static electro-magnetic fields) as well as HFSS (propagation of low and high frequency electro-magnetic waves) are provided for parallel simulations on LRZ Linux Clusters. With a separate installation package ANSYS distributes the ANSYS EM (EM=Electro-Magnetics) applications with their own integrative platform ANSYS Electronics Desktop (ansysedt). Furthermore the ANSYS Software Package includes the Postprocessing Tools CFD-Post and ANSYS Ensight. in so-called batch mode on the Linux Cluster and SuperMUC-NG. The different ANSYS simulation tools and applications can be accessed either via the ANSYS Workbench GUI, the GUI's of standalone applications like ANSYS CFX or ANSYS Fluent and through command line interfaces, e.g.

The ANSYS Software Package is an engineering and scientific software suite applicable for the simulation of computational fluid dynamics (CFD), acoustics, computational structural mechanics (CSM), electro-magnetics (EMAG), thermodynamics and many more applications.