Ansys is a general purpose finite element modeling package for numerically solving a wide variety of mechanical problems, used widely in industry to simulate the response of a physical system to structural loading, and thermal and electromagnetic effects. Ansys uses the finite-element method to solve the underlying governing equations and the associated problem-specific boundary conditions.

Is this software right for me?

This software can be used by staff or students, on university or personal computers, whether that is a laptop or desktop, both on and off campus.

What does this software do?

Ansys is engineering simulation software.

Windows version : 2022 R2

Support Level : None

Staff :

Ansys products are available for download via Pegasus.

For Electronics 2022R2, DOWNLOAD ELECTRONICS HERE

For Fluids 2022R2, DOWNLOAD FLUIDS HERE

For Structures 2022R2, DOWNLOAD STRUCTURES HERE

Student :

Ansys products are available for download via Pegasus.

For Electronics 2022R2, DOWNLOAD ELECTRONICS HERE

For Fluids 2022R2, DOWNLOAD FLUIDS HERE

For Structures 2022R2, DOWNLOAD STRUCTURES HERE

Computer Labs :

Ansys is also available on the virtual desktop - http://aka.ms/wvdarmweb

Type : Site Licenced

End Date : Renewed Annually

Licence Details :

Please read licence details before downloading software:
VIEW ANSYS LICENCE TERMS NOW

Usage :

The license is not permitted to be used for commercial work.  If required, please purchase an additional commercial license.

Personal Licence : Not Applicable

Ansys Electronics - How to install on Windows

Ansys Fluids - How to install on Windows

Ansys Structures - How to install on Windows

When downloading this software, an automated email will be sent to your university email account. Please read this email as it contains information and instructions.

If you have any problems downloading, installing or authorising this software, please contact help@strath.ac.uk

A huge variety of information is available, including overviews, and FAQs on the Ansys home pages.

GO TO THE ANSYS WEBPAGE NOW 

If you want older versions of this software, other versions are available on the Available Licensed Software page on Pegasus.