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In the temporary directory, locate of the setup.exe file. Right-click the setup.exe file and select Run as administrator.The license agreement appears. Read the agreement, and if you agree to the terms and conditions, select I Agree.

Click the Next arrow, located on the right side of the screen. The directory where you want to install the ANSYS, Inc. Products is shown in the Install Directory field.You can install the products into any directory you want, but you must have write permissions to the directory you choose.

The default is C:Program FilesANSYS IncDiscovery.Click the Next arrow to continue. The installation progress screen displays a status bar towards the bottom of the installation window. You will not be able to interrupt the installation process.

Please be patient while the installation completes.The installation program will first check your system to determine if you have the additional requirements (described above). If the prerequisites are not already on your system, the prerequisites will be installed automatically. Once the installation is complete, click Exit.

By default, the Launch ANSYS Discovery Live after exiting checkbox is enabled. ANSYS Discovery Live will open when you close the installation program by clicking Exit. If you do not want ANSYS Discovery Live to open, disable the Launch ANSYS Discovery Live after exiting checkbox. To access ANSYS Discovery Live at a later time, click StartANSYS Discovery ANSYS Discovery Live or click the ANSYS Discovery Live desktop shortcut created during the installation. Supported Platforms and Operating Systems:.

Microsoft Windows 10, 64-bit (Professional, Enterprise and Education), supported builds: LTSB and CBB (CB not supported)Minimum Hardware Requirements:. CPU: Pentium® 4 2.0 GHZ or Athlon® 2000+ or faster, 64-bit (x64) processor. 8 GB RAM. 4 GB hard drive space. ANSYS Discovery Live Student relies on the latest GPU technology to provide it's computation and visual experience.

To run the software, you will require:. Graphics Card: A dedicated NVIDIA GPU card (Quadro recommended) based on the Kepler, Maxwell or Pascal architecture. Maxwell 2000 or better strongly recommended.

Most dedicated NVIDIA GPU cards produced in 2013 or later will be based on one of these architectures. At least 4GB of video RAM (8GB preferred) on the GPU.Please ensure you have the latest driver for your graphics card, available from NVIDIA Driver Downloads. The Discovery Live Compatibility Utility can be used to determine if your current graphics hardware is capable of supporting ANSYS Discovery Live.Performance of Discovery Live is less dependent on machine CPU and RAM.

A recent generation 64-bit CPU running Windows, and at least 4GB of RAM will be sufficient. If you do not have a graphics card that meets these specifications, the software will not run.Download Times and Supported Browsers:These are large files. Your internet connection speed and connection overhead will determine how long the download will take.

The ANSYS Student installation will overwrite any existing installations. Please visit our for additional assistance.Installation steps for the ANSYS Student products from Release 18.0 onward:. Extract (unzip) the downloaded installation files.

Right-click on setup.exe and select Run as Administrator. (This will run setup.exe from the extracted files.). Read and accept the clickwrap to continue. Click the right arrow button to accept the default values throughout the installation. Click the exit button to close the installer. The Discovery AIM Student software is now installed.

Congratulations!Reboot your machine and then run the ANSYS Student product from your Start menu by selecting Workbench 18.0. Supported Platforms and Operating Systems:.

Microsoft Windows 10, 64-bitMinimum Hardware Requirements:. Processor(s): Workstation class. 4 GB RAM.

25 GB hard drive space. OpenGL-capableDownload Times and Supported Browsers:These are large files. Your internet connection speed and connection overhead will determine how long the download will take.

Terms of UseBy selecting “AGREE & DOWNLOAD” below, you agree that: (1) The software license you are downloading is an Educational License and will be used solely by you for personal educational purposes; (2) The analysis work performed with the program(s) must be non-proprietary work; (3) The program(s) may not be used for competitive analysis (such as benchmarking) or for any commercial activity, including consulting; (4) The license does not include any Technical Enhancements or Technical Support beyond the self-guided support material provided on the Support Resources webpage; (5) U.S. Export laws apply to this software and you are responsible for complying with those laws; (6) The Click Wrap Software License Agreement that will appear during installation of the software will govern this and any subsequent licenses downloaded through this student web page.Select 'Agree & Download' to continue. Terms of UseBy selecting “AGREE & DOWNLOAD” below, you agree that: (1) The software license you are downloading is an Educational License and will be used solely by you for personal educational purposes; (2) The analysis work performed with the program(s) must be non-proprietary work; (3) The program(s) may not be used for competitive analysis (such as benchmarking) or for any commercial activity, including consulting; (4) The license does not include any Technical Enhancements or Technical Support beyond the self-guided support material provided on the Support Resources webpage; (5) U.S. Export laws apply to this software and you are responsible for complying with those laws; (6) The Click Wrap Software License Agreement that will appear during installation of the software will govern this and any subsequent licenses downloaded through this student web page.Select 'Agree & Download' to continue. Before Installing:.

Ensure that your computer meets the technical requirements necessary to run the software. Please see the for details. Ensure that you have administrator privileges for the computer on which you are installing this product.

Uninstall any existing ANSYS products present on your computer. The ANSYS Student installation will overwrite any existing installations. Please visit our for additional assistance.Installation steps for the ANSYS Student products from Release 18.0 onward:. Extract (unzip) the downloaded installation files. Right-click on setup.exe and select Run as Administrator. (This will run setup.exe from the extracted files.). Read and accept the clickwrap to continue.

Click the right arrow button to accept the default values throughout the installation. Click the exit button to close the installer. The ANSYS Student software is now installed. Congratulations!Reboot your machine and then run the ANSYS Student product from your Start menu by selecting Workbench 18.0.

Supported Platforms and Operating Systems:. Microsoft Windows 10, 64-bitMinimum Hardware Requirements:. Processor(s): Workstation class. 4 GB RAM. 25 GB hard drive space. Computer must have a physical C:/” drive present. Graphics card and driver: Professional workstation class 3-D.

OpenGL-capableDownload Times and Supported Browsers:These are large files. Your internet connection speed and connection overhead will determine how long the download will take. Terms of UseBy selecting “AGREE & DOWNLOAD” below, you agree that: (1) The software license you are downloading is an Educational License and will be used solely by you for personal educational purposes; (2) The analysis work performed with the program(s) must be non-proprietary work; (3) The program(s) may not be used for competitive analysis (such as benchmarking) or for any commercial activity, including consulting; (4) The license does not include any Technical Enhancements or Technical Support beyond the self-guided support material provided on the Support Resources webpage; (5) U.S. Export laws apply to this software and you are responsible for complying with those laws; (6) The Click Wrap Software License Agreement that will appear during installation of the software will govern this and any subsequent licenses downloaded through this student web page.Select 'Agree & Download' to continue.

ANSYS Tutorials for UndergraduateMechanical Engineering CoursesThese exercises are intended only as an educational tool to assist those who wish to learn how to use ANSYS. They are not intended to be used as guides for determining suitable modeling methods for any application. The author assumes no responsibility for the use of any of the information in these tutorials.

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There has been no formal quality control process applied to these tutorials, so there is certainly no guarantee that there are not mistakes in them. The author would appreciate feedback at the email address below if mistakes are discovered in these tutorials.The tutorials were originally written using ANSYS, Version 5.6, and ANSYS has been updated numerous times since that version. Some of the tutorials have since been updated, and some are currently being updated. Typically, there are relatively minor changes to the locations of various features in the ANSYS graphical user interface (GUI) from one version of ANSYS to the next.

The GUI does have quite a different look in more recent versions than it did in Version 5.6. However, it is likely that usually someone using one of the tutorials listed below, written for an older version of ANSYS, can still figure out how to complete the tasks in the exercise by looking around in the menu options available in their newer ANSYS version. Some of the tutorials below are stored in Microsoft Word documents, and some are in Adobe Acrobat PDF files. As updated versions of these tutorials become available, they will be added to this website.Email comments to John Baker at: jbaker@engr.uky.eduHeat TransferTemperatureDistribution in a Plate: Inthis tutorial, you will solve a 2-D heat conduction problem. The problem isadapted from the textbook, Introduction to Heat Transfer, byFrank Incropera and David P. You will solve for the temperature distribution within a rectangular plate, based on the specified temperatures on the plateedges, and the plate dimensions.TemperatureDistribution in a Turbine Blade with Cooling Channels: Inthis tutorial, you will solve for the temperature distribution within a 6 mmthick turbine blade, with 2 mm x 6 mm rectangular cooling channels. The problem isadapted from the textbook, Introduction to Heat Transfer, byFrank Incropera and David P.

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Dewitt.Fluid MechanicsFlowOver a Flat Plate: Inthis tutorial, you will solve a classical flat plate 2-D air flowproblem. The problem is adapted from the textbook, Fundamentals ofFluid Mechanics, by Munson, Young, and Okiishi. You will solve for the air flow velocity for flow over the flatplate, based on specified velocity and pressure boundary conditions,and plate dimensions.StaticsAnalysisof a Spring System:In this exercise, you will model and analyze a static, loaded spring system. The problem is adapted from the finite element textbook by Daryl L. Logan, A First Course in the Finite Element Method, Third Edition, Copyright 2002, by Wadsworth Group, a division of Thomson Learning, Inc. This exercise uses ANSYS to solve for the deflections and reaction forces for the system of Problem 2.7 in that textbook.Analysisof a Truss: Inthis tutorial, you will model and analyze a truss. This problem was adapted from Problem 6-17 in the textbook, EngineeringMechanics – Statics, ThirdEdition, by R.C.