No, everyone should use the Academic version available on this page.ħ) I keep getting node restrictions on the research version.
#ANSYS 15 LICENSE INSTALL#
You may install the software on personally-owned and University-owned computers.ĩ) Is the student version still available?
requires us to hide this information).įaculty, Researchers, Graduate Students, Undergraduate Students.
You need to connect to the UCI network using the campus VPN service. There are no longer any node restrictions.ĥ) How do I use the ANSYS Campus software from off-campus?
#ANSYS 15 LICENSE LICENSE#
The license set includes 50 Research (Mech/CFD), 25 Research (Electromagnetics) and 250 Teaching of each, 75 Composites, and 128 HPC's:ĪNSYS Software FAQ, Support, and Online Help:Ģ) Is this research-level software offered without any node-restrictions?ģ) What is the difference between the research version and instructional version?Ĥ) What are the node restrictions for Instructional-use licenses? The ANSYS Campus Software Program at UCI School of Engineering includes the following: LS-Dyna (25 tasks) under the ANSYS campus software program. Discovery live technology required a dedicated Nvidia GPU with modern architecture and at least 4 gigs of ram Discovery suite covers CFD, FEA, Thermal, and Modal simulation and optimization.
ĪNSYS SpaceClaim, the easiest and fastest solution to prepare geometry for simulation ĪNSYS Discovery Suite (as of version 19.2), instantaneous simulation used to quickly understand how geometry changes affect the performance of your design. ĪNSYS Maxwell for low frequency electromagnetic simulation – remote power transfer devices, electric drive simulation, etc. Our license includes, but is not limited to:ĪNSYS Fluent and ANSYS CFX for Computational Fluid Simulations ĪNSYS Mechanical (and APDL) for structural analysis simulations ĪNSYS HFSS for high frequency electromagnetic simulation - antenna design, radar cross sections analysis, etc. All ANSYS simulation tools are available to all Engineering students and faculty at UC Irvine.
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