[Ansys-user] Ansys is not just a "linear" code! (fwd)

[Frederick Hall]

From: Elaine Travers <weblist@ansys.com>
Subject: Ansys is not just a "linear" code!
Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2003 18:38:09 -0500

It may come as a surprise to you, but ANSYS? is not just a "linear" code.

In fact, when it comes to performing nonlinear analysis, ANSYS has it all! With unmatched technology and usability for simulating single, as well as multiphysical phenomena, ANSYS can quickly solve your largest problems - nonlinear as well as linear.

To learn more, visit the ANSYS nonlinear web site at:
www.ansys.com/industry/nonlinear/index.htm 

We suggest you begin your technical training about ANSYS nonlinear capabilities by reading a comprehensive white paper entitled "ANSYS - A powerful nonlinear simulation tool http://www.ansys.com/industry/nonlinear/published_papers/ansys_mechanical_wp.pdf written by Grama R. Bhashyam, Corporate Fellow, Development Manager, Mechanics & Simulation Support Group, ANSYS Inc. 

Then visit the presentations portion of our nonlinear website for more extensive information http://www.ansys.com/industry/nonlinear/presentations.htm on the following subjects:

?	Nonlinear Contact Analysis Techniques Using ANSYS 
?	The Building Blocks of Simulation: A New Family of Elements for Stress Analyses 
?	ANSYS material modeling: Hyperelastic material characterization 
?	Implicit Creep 
?	Gasket Materials 
?	Cast Iron Plasticity 
?	Viscoelasticity
?	Hyperelasticity

You will also find additional complementary material, some of which will help in your ANSYS applications (even linear ones) 

?	ANSYS Equation solvers: usage and guidelines.
?	180 Series elements: Why should one use them in Linear Analysis?
?	Cyclic Symmetry Analysis using ANSYS 

Click here http://www1.ansys.com/customer/public/WebLeads.asp?SurveyId=45 to request additional information on ANSYS Nonlinear Capabilities.

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