How to view a model setup created in SimLab into Ansys Workbench

Sivasankar_21457
Sivasankar_21457 New Altair Community Member
edited April 2024 in Altair HyperWorks

After creating the Ansys model setup in SimLab, follow these steps to view the model setup in Ansys Workbench:

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Step 1: Solver Export

  • Export the model from SimLab using File | Export | Solver Input file in *.cdb format.
  • The CDB file format created using SimLab can be directly solved in Ansys or the model data can be imported into Ansys workbench.

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Step 2: Import model in Ansys Workbench

  • Open Ansys Workbench and add “External Model” in the Project.
  • Drag and drop the External Model into the project schematic.

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Step 3: Import the *.cdb file in the External Model

  • Right-click the Setup option and select the Edit option.
  • In the External Model, click on the Location button and select the Browse option to select the *.cdb file exported from SimLab.

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Step 4: Add Static Structural Analysis system to the project

  • Drag and drop the “Static Structural” into the project schematic.

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Step 5: Link the External Model with Static Structural Analysis

  • Click and Drag the Setup of the External Model and Drop over the Model of the Static Structural Analysis.

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Step 6: Update the Project

  • After linking the External model, click on the Update Project button.

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Step 7: View the model setup in Ansys

  • After updating the project, double-click the Setup option in the Static Structural to view the model setup.

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  • We can find the surfaces are generated in Ansys Workbench.

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  • The sets created in SimLab will be listed under the Named Selections option.

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  • Select the Contacts option under the connections to visualize the contacts created in SimLab.

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