ansys.net links & web resources quick file search:     home » useful links   collections   input file library   macro library   tips & tricks   tech papers   undocumented   resources   ansys news   useful links   animation gallery   engineering   tools & utilities   material links   web resources   book references   general info   about this site   website updates   fea-nux blog   twitter   rss feed       Strongly recommended links for ANSYS users   Peter Budgell's ANSYS Tips & Tricks: Very good collection of tips, FAQ [1998-99, v5.3-5.5] Peter Budgell's Modeling Issues in FEA with ANSYS: Very good collection of modeling tips [1998, v5.3] XANSYS Mailing List a mailing list for 2000+ ANSYS users around the world ANSYS Customer Portal: download software, service packs, access online documentation, view error reports, see the Update Seminars for new releases, get the latest news from the ANSYS Technical Support Group, submit technical support questions online! Also, the Workbench and CFX Community Discussion Boards are accessible from here.   Other useful links for ANSYS users   MESHPARTS Macro Library SimuTech Group ANSYS Tips & Tricks PADT's "Focus" Newsletter CAEA ANSYS Resources Ohio CAE & AET "SoftWords" Newsletter PADT's ANSYS Benchmarks Shen-Yeh Chen's FEA-Optimization.com page   ANSYS Information   ANSYS Website: Information on ANSYS Family of Products Certified Hardware Platforms, Online Documentation, Service Packs ANSYS, Inc. Blog ANSYS Advantage publication ANSYS Customer Portal ANSYS Press Releases   ANSYS 3rd Party Products   MESco HotSpot Toolbar: Workbench Toolbar for fatigue weld assessment SVSFEM Toolbar: allows managing views and plotting modal displacements based on participation factors MESHPARTS: component-oriented modeling MOR for ANSYS: a tool to perform model reduction for finite element models developed in ANSYS   ANSYS LS-DYNA Resources   LSTC's LS-DYNA Website: ANSYS LS-DYNA uses the best-of-its-class explicit solver LS-DYNA3D from LSTC. Information contained here is for the general LS-DYNA product; contact your ASD for ANSYS LS-DYNA information. FEA Information: A site with information on LS-DYNA LS-DYNA Mailing List: Mailing list for LS-DYNA (and ANSYS LS-DYNA) users DYNAmore's DYNAlook page: Search for various papers on LS-DYNA DYNAmore's DYNA Examples page: Various example files using LS-DYNA DYNAmore's LS-DYNA support site: Various Q&A regarding LS-DYNA   Tutorials & Examples   ANSYS Tutorials at University of Alberta: very good starting point to become familiar with ANSYS ANSYS Tutorials at University of Kentucky: very good set of tutorials by John Baker. ANSYS Tutorials at Cornell University: ANSYS short course, good starting point to learn how to use ANSYS Prof. Dave Johnson's Page: Various tips/procedural info from the classes he teaches at Penn State Erie NIST ANSYS Online Tutorials IDAC Case Study Library University of Texas at Arlington: Kent L. Lawrence's ANSYS Examples ANSYS & Pro/E tutorial: complete Pro/E exercises, then use models for ANSYS exercises. University of Wisconson Tutorials New Mexico Tech: Alan R. Miller's ME 421 class examples. Additional info here. Ozen Engineering Tutorial page: Workbench tutorial can be found here University of Oklahoma: dynamic base excitation   Material Testing, Characterization, and/or Programming Services   Datapoint Labs: material testing service with TestPaks Matereality: material information management Axel Products: material testing service Northwest Numerics, Inc.: user programmable features     all pages manually coded in PHP/MySQL & HTML/CSS with a text editor utilizes (possibly valid) HTML 4.01, CSS 2.0, RSS 2.0, and OpenSearch 1.1 please note that this site makes use of cookies site created & maintained by sheldon imaoka ANSYS, ANSYS Workbench, Ansoft, AUTODYN, CFX, EKM, Engineering Knowledge Manager, FLUENT, HFSS and any and all ANSYS, Inc. brand, product, service and feature names, logos and slogans are trademarks or registered trademarks of ANSYS, Inc. or its subsidiaries located in the United States or other countries. ICEM CFD is a trademark used by ANSYS, Inc. under license. CFX is a trademark of Sony Corporation in Japan. All other brand, product, service and feature names or trademarks are the property of their respective owners.