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The [http://www.ansys.com/ Ansys] engineering simulation tools are installed on SciNet. | The [http://www.ansys.com/ Ansys] engineering simulation tools are installed on SciNet. | ||
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Licenses are provided by [http://www.cmc.ca/ CMC Microsystems]. Canadian students and faculty | Licenses are provided by [http://www.cmc.ca/ CMC Microsystems]. Canadian students and faculty | ||
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and give them your SciNet username. | and give them your SciNet username. | ||
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module load ANSYS/18.1 | module load ANSYS/18.1 | ||
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* mapdl | * mapdl | ||
* ... | * ... | ||
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Revision as of 14:01, 30 May 2017
The Ansys engineering simulation tools are installed on SciNet.
Getting a license
Licenses are provided by CMC Microsystems. Canadian students and faculty can register at https://www.cmc.ca/en/MyAccount/GetAccount.aspx
Once you have an account, you have to contact CMC and tell them you want to use the Ansys tools on SciNet, and give them your SciNet username.
Ansys 18.1
module load ANSYS/18.1
Programs available:
- fluent
- ansysedt
- mapdl
- ...
Running Fluent
TBD