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Table of Contents
Introduction ............................................................................................................. v 1. Installation .......................................................................................................... 1 2. Licensing ............................................................................................................. 3 3. Platform Support ................................................................................................ 5 4. Documentation ................................................................................................... 7 5. Advisories ........................................................................................................... 9 6. ANSYS Workbench Environment ...................................................................... 11 7. Workspaces ....................................................................................................... 15 7.1. Engineering Data Workspace ....................................................................... 15 7.2. Parameters Workspace ................................................................................ 15 8. Common Tools ................................................................................................... 17 8.1. CAD Connections & Integration ................................................................... 17 8.2. ANSYS DesignModeler ................................................................................ 18 8.3. ANSYS DesignXplorer ................................................................................. 18 8.4. FE Modeler ................................................................................................. 18 9. Meshing ............................................................................................................. 19 9.1. ANSYS Meshing .......................................................................................... 19 9.2. ANSYS ICEM CFD ......................................................................................... 20 10. Mechanics ....................................................................................................... 21 10.1. ANSYS Mechanical .................................................................................... 21 10.2. ANSYS Mechanical APDL ........................................................................... 22 11. Remote Solve Manager (RSM) ......................................................................... 23 12. Fluid Dynamics ................................................................................................ 25 12.1. ANSYS CFD-Post ........................................................................................ 25 12.2. ANSYS CFD-Viewer .................................................................................... 25 12.3. ANSYS CFX-Pre ......................................................................................... 26 12.4. ANSYS CFX-Solver Manager ....................................................................... 26 12.5. ANSYS CFX-Solver ..................................................................................... 26 12.6. ANSYS Fluent ............................................................................................ 26 12.7. ANSYS Workbench IC Engine Component System ...................................... 29 12.8. ANSYS Icepak ............................................................................................ 30 12.9. ANSYS POLYFLOW ..................................................................................... 30 13. Explicit Dynamics ............................................................................................ 31 13.1. ANSYS Explicit ........................................................................................... 31 13.2. ANSYS AUTODYN ...................................................................................... 31 13.3. ANSYS LS-DYNA ........................................................................................ 31 14. Turbo Systems ................................................................................................. 33 14.1. ANSYS BladeModeler ................................................................................ 33 14.2. ANSYS TurboGrid ...................................................................................... 33
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ANSYS, Inc. Known Issues and Limitations 14.3. ANSYS Vista TF .......................................................................................... 33 15. Offshore .......................................................................................................... 35 15.1. ANSYS ASAS ............................................................................................. 35 15.2. ANSYS AQWA ............................................................................................ 35 16. Simulation Process and Data Management .................................................... 37 16.1. ANSYS EKM Desktop ................................................................................. 37
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Introduction
The following items are specific to the ANSYS, Inc. release 14.0. The entries describe known non-operational behavior, an error, or limitation at the time of this release (Release to Manufacturing date 20111117). Work-arounds for these items, if available, are provided in the respective descriptions. Inclusion in this document does not imply the issues and limitations are applicable to future releases. The parenthetical numbers associated with each entry are reference numbers corresponding to an internal error tracking system. The numbers are included here to facilitate ANSYS, Inc. technical support and help ensure that the issue described in the entry is resolved. Product documentation changes relative to some entries are detailed in the ANSYS, Inc. Documentation Errata located in the Documentation section of the ANSYS Customer Portal. Service packs may become available for some of the entries. See the ANSYS Customer Portal for information about the errata, ANSYS service packs and any additional items not included in this document. First-time users of the customer portal must register via the ANSYS Web site (www.ANSYS.com) to create a password.
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Chapter 1: Installation
Specific to the 64-bit Linux platform, ANSYS Mechanical must be installed to import Meshing/CFX-Mesh files (.cmdb, .dsdb) into ANSYS CFX-Pre and ANSYS CFD-Post. (25415) CFX Distributed Parallel in ANSYS CFX 13 uses HP-MPI while CFX Distributed Parallel in ANSYS CFX 14.0 uses PCMPI. These different installations of MPI can have a conflict when installed on the same Windows machine. To avoid such a conflict, be sure to follow the installation instructions that appear during Platform MPI installation. (25077, 25565) If you install the CATIA v5 CAD product without installing another product that includes ANSYS Workbench, the CAD Configuration Manager does not run automatically and the necessary configuration is not completed. In this situation, you must run the CAD Configuration Manager after the installation is complete to finish the CATIA v5 configuration. (26856)
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Chapter 2: Licensing
Use of the FlexNet LM_PROJECT environment variable does not function as expected with ANSYS, Inc. licensing. Beginning with release 14.0, LM_PROJECT is ignored by default. To use the value of LM_PROJECT from the first user for all subsequent connections, use the command option -uselmproject or the ansyslmd.ini keyword ANSYSLI_USE_LMPROJECT (as occurred in release 13.0). If you set the above command option or keyword and the first user does not have LM_PROJECT set, it will remain unset by all subsequent users going through the Licensing Interconnect. (21649)
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Chapter 4: Documentation
Corrections specific to the product documentation (ANSYS Help) are detailed in the ANSYS, Inc. Documentation Errata located in the Documentation section of the ANSYS Customer Portal. First-time users of the customer portal must register via the ANSYS Web site (www.ANSYS.com) to create a password. The PDF option, accessible via the Help menu, is limited to the opening of one PDF file. To open a second PDF file, the first one must be closed. (26729)
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Chapter 5: Advisories
In addition to this document (ANSYS, Inc. Known Issues and Limitations), release 14.0 product-specific known issues and limitations can be found in the product help and release notes. The ANSYS, Inc. Release Notes document is located in the Documentation section of the ANSYS Customer Portal. First-time users of the customer portal must register via the ANSYS Web site (www.ANSYS.com) to create a password.
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Chapter 6: ANSYS Workbench Environment setting of the "Use Setup Launcher Settings" control by allowing changes that are not valid. (25764) ANSYS, Inc. release 14 significantly enhances the ANSYS Workbench Remote Solve Manager (RSM) functionality. It is possible to use 1. 2. RSM for component update with various applications (Mechanical, MAPDL, CFX, ANSYS Fluent and Polyflow) and/or RSM submission of the ANSYS Workbench Update All Design Points.
A large number of options are available by combining the two approaches and the different applications. The general recommendations are: Use RSM component submission (without RSM submission of Update All Design Points) for jobs that require parallel execution of the solver. Please note that this approach may temporarily require using N+1 licenses for the submission of N jobs. Use RSM submission of Update All Design Points (without choosing RSM submission at the component level) for jobs that do not require parallel execution of the solver. RSM submission of Update All Design Points allows for remote execution of the whole ANSYS Workbench project and for parallel execution of a user-specified number of design points.
Combinations other than the one listed above can be problematic, depending upon the specific applications in use, the choice of parallel settings, and the remote submission options (cluster, native RSM). Those who need to use a nonrecommended configuration or approach are advised to contact ANSYS support in order to be alerted to specific limitations and issues. (26170, 26865, 26905) Web-based ANSYS Workbench content may not be accessible from certain Linuxbased machine configurations. Affected areas include: Report Generation EKM (via menus) Tutorials (via menus) "Getting Started" links Message links
SOLUTION A: If Linux KDE users observe the error "System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: Cannot find the specified file " while accessing web-based workbench content, kfmclient must be added to the user account's path:
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Locate kfmclient on your machine (typically under /opt/kdeX/bin, where X is the KDE major version number) Edit the .cshrc file located at your home directory (~) by adding the kfmclient location to the path:
set path = ( ~/bin/$ARCH \ ~/bin \ /usr/local/bin \ /usr/openwin/bin \ /usr/ucb \ /usr/bsd \ /bin \ /usr/bin \ /usr/sbin \ /etc \ /usr/etc \ /usr/local/etc \ /usr/bin/X11 \ /usr/local/bin/X11 \ /usr/lang \ /opt/kdeX/bin )
SOLUTION B: If Linux KDE users observe the error "Unknown Proxy Host" while interacting with Workbench EKM Menus: 1. 2. Confirm that the proxy address is valid. Confirm that the system's default web browser is not Konqueror (Firefox is recommended). a. b. c. Navigate to "Personal Settings > KDE Components > Component Chooser > Web Browser". Under "Open http and https URLs" select "in the following browser". If Konqueror is the current selection or the option is empty, select "..." and specify an alternate web browser from the "Browse > Web Browser" location. Press OK.
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(26374, 26384) ANSYS Workbench projects that contain missing files are not found via an Advanced Search from the Open Project from Repository dialog. (26423) Workbench Project Archive (WBPZ) files cannot be opened from the search results pane of the "Open from repository" dialog. Double-clicking a WBPZ file or selectRelease 14.0 - SAS IP, Inc. All rights reserved. - Contains proprietary and confidential information of ANSYS, Inc. and its subsidiaries and affiliates.
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Chapter 6: ANSYS Workbench Environment ing a WBPZ file and clicking the "Open" button will result in an error. Workaround: Note the repository path of the WBPZ file in the search results that you wish to open, close the search results pane, and navigate to the WBPZ file's path in the repository browsing panel and double-click the WBPZ file. (26454) When monitoring a solution using CFX-Solver Manager under ANSYS Workbench, the Stop button does not successfully interrupt the CFX Solver when the run has been started from the Define Run panel. Work-around: Interrupt the run from the ANSYS Workbench progress bar. Alternatively, you can close CFX-Solver Manager and reopen it by selecting Display Monitors from the CFX Solution cell's context menu, which will also make the Stop button functional. (26554) When the MAPDL solver runs a distributed solve on a Windows HPC cluster via RSM, the software may report that the solve failed, even though it ran on the cluster. This can occur when the solve is submitted to the cluster either by Mechanical or by the Workbench MAPDL add-in. In both cases the .out file for the solve is incorrectly deleted, causing the client to report that the solve failed. In addition, the distributed solver processes will incorrectly write their output files to the shared cluster directory on the head node of the cluster, instead of to a local directory on each cluster node. This can lead to poor performance. This defect can be corrected by modifying a script file. Please contact support for details. (26694) In ANSYS Workbench, when a new repository connection to a shared server is created for the first time on a Windows 32bit machine, the screen may go blank after you enter the EKM server address in the Create a New EKM Repository Connection wizard. When you Cancel the wizard, ANSYS Workbench may report an exception. Work-around: Close the Open Project from Repository wizard or Save Project to Repository dialog (depending on where you initiated the create a new repository action from) and create the new connection again. (27066)
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Chapter 7: Workspaces
7.1. Engineering Data Workspace
Prony models require that the number of entries be the same when entering data for multiple temperatures. The MAPDL solver will use the entry count of the first temperature point as the number of entries, so data at other temperatures could be ignored or incorrectly used. (26576)
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Chapter 9: Meshing
9.1. ANSYS Meshing
In some cases when there is a vast difference between the specified global growth rate and local growth rate, the local growth rate may not be respected. (1744) On Windows systems, an error message may appear in the Command prompt window when your Windows system language is set to French and your ANSYS Workbench language is set to US English. In such cases closing the Command prompt window causes the Meshing application to crash. Work-around: Set your Windows system regional and language options to US English. (3000) In some cases the Mesh worksheet may attempt to mesh an inactive step even if the Named Selection that the step references is invalid due to geometry suppression. (18671) The Sharp Angle Tool is not supported between baffles (0thickness walls) in acute angle. The feature capturing will be poor. (22044) Virtual bodies are not supported when Physics Preference is set to Mechanical, although the interface will permit you to insert them. Pertinent documentation changes are detailed in the ANSYS, Inc. Documentation Errata located in the Documentation section of the ANSYS Customer Portal. You must register and create a password to access the ANSYS Customer Portal via the ANSYS Web site (www.ANSYS.com). (24579) In some cases meshing with inflation may result in poor mesh quality and/or inconsistent expansion rates, particularly on the surface mesh. Work-around: Set Smoothing to High and set Use Post Smoothing to No. (25443) Assembly meshing for Mechanical models is not supported. Assembly meshing currently only supports linear elements, and does not respect Shared topology options for multibody parts nor non-conformal meshes between parts that are within close proximity. As a result this meshing approach is not yet suitable for Mechanical models and should not be used as such. You should not use any
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Chapter 9: Meshing beta 14.0 database in which assembly meshing is enabled unless Physics Preference is set to CFD and Solver Preference is set to Fluent. If these preferences are not set properly in a beta 14.0 database, you must manually change them before using the database. Pertinent documentation changes are detailed in the ANSYS, Inc. Documentation Errata located in the Documentation section of the ANSYS Customer Portal. You must register and create a password to access the ANSYS Customer Portal via the ANSYS Web site (www.ANSYS.com). (26231) In cases where you connect a CFX component system to a model, open the model in the Meshing application, and change the Solver Preference to Fluent to activate assembly meshing, a Fluent .msh file is passed to CFX-Pre. Although the software allows this workflow, it is not officially supported. Similarly, you should not read or import any beta 14.0 database generated using assembly meshing directly into CFX when running outside of ANSYS Workbench. The database must first be converted to a Fluent .msh file. This method is also not supported. (26264) You cannot add an image (Standard Toolbar > Image) when the Mesh object is selected in the Tree Outline. If you try to do so, the Image icon is inserted into the Tree Outline. However, whenever Image is selected in the Tree Outline, the Mesh worksheet appears instead of an image. (26821)
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Chapter 10: Mechanics The Analyze option in the right-mouse options menu of the Validation object does not function on Linux platforms. Work-around: The Import option in the right-mouse options menu of the Imported Load or Imported Thickness object will evoke a calculation of all its child validation objects. (26753) Typically after plotting a "Frequency Response" result, the RMB option of "Create Contour Result from Result" is used to create the result at a frequency and phase angle of maximum amplitude. Erroneously in release 14.0 , the generated contour result "Phase Angle" details view was set to the same value of the phase angle used in the "Frequency Response" result and the result generated is not correct. It will not match with the maximum amplitude retrieved from the "Frequency Response" result. The workaround is to change the sign of the "Phase Angle" details view of the generated contour result. For example, if the "Phase Angle" in detail view is -135 degree, then change it to 135 degree. (27092) A Named Selection scoped to a Face in an explicit dynamics analysis will cause a crash in a linked ANSYS AUTODYN system, specifically occurring when ANSYS AUTODYN has to read modified upstream data. Named Selections scoped to faces should be removed from the model. (26876)
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In mult-domain turbo cases, streamlines may not always cross from one domain to next. This can happen when there is no overlap between the two domains, or when the domain interface is not modeled as an interface, but rather as outlet/inlet pair (for example, as in ANSYS Fluent). If you want to view streamlines in both domains in such cases, you can start the streamlines from both "inlets", or from the inlet and the outlet, setting the Direction to be Forward and Backward. (26336)
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ANSYS Fluent Specific to the Windows 7 operating system, ANSYS Fluent may fail when the graphics window is minimized. (5642) On Linux platforms, if ANSYS Fluent is open, an ANSYS Fluent system may not detect an upstream mesh update until after you click Calculate in ANSYS Fluent. (6291, 22020) The current modeling treatment for the interaction of porous media and radiation in ANSYS Fluent is strictly valid only for values of local fluid porosity nearly or equal to 1.0. (7870) Compressible (ideal and real) gas models when used in conjunction with gravitational body force (buoyancy) need to employ a specified operating density value of zero. (10302) Stopping and starting ANSYS Fluent several times may result in the base name used for transient calculation to increase exceptionally. (17532) Note that unsaved settings in the Porous Zone tab of the Fluid dialog box will be lost when Non-Equilibrium is selected from the Thermal Model list in the Heat Transfer Settings group box. Therefore, it is recommended that you do the following before you enable the non-equilibrium thermal model: click OK in the Fluid dialog box (in order to save your settings in the Porous Zone tab); then you can reopen the Fluid dialog box proceed to define the heat transfer settings. Note that unsaved settings in the Porous Zone tab of the Fluid dialog box will be lost when Non-Equilibrium is selected from the Thermal Model list in the Heat Transfer Settings group box. Therefore, it is recommended that you do the following before you enable the non-equilibrium thermal model: click OK in the Fluid dialog box (in order to save your settings in the Porous Zone tab); then you can reopen the Fluid dialog box proceed to define the heat transfer settings. (19915) Relevant to deformation constraints, ANSYS Fluent may fail or yield erroneous results if the boundary settings are changed after performing an initial deformation. Work-around: Make constraint settings of the deformation region and constraints on the initial mesh before morphing to ensure ANSYS Fluent success. (25064) G equation combustion models may fail on an adapted mesh during flow initialization. (25522) Serial processing is not supported for ANSYS Fluent jobs under WorkBench for Design Point Updates if the Solution Process Update Option property is set to
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Chapter 12: Fluid Dynamics run via the RSM under Windows HPC load manager. Work-arounds: Use the parallel launcher settings for both the Setup and the Solution cell (i.e., use a parallel setting of -t1 instead of running in serial). Alternatively, you can leave the Solution cell set to run in serial via RSM to HPC, but set its Solution Process Update Option property to Run in Foreground. (25649) Standalone Fluent cannot be started in serial on Windows HPC load manager, if the Use Job Scheduler property is turned on. Work-around: Use parallel setting of -t1 instead of running serial (25649) Specific to the Windows platform, when the injection positions are changed in the Injections panel of ANSYS Fluent, the Settings have changed dialog fails to appear. Consequently, upon closing ANSYS Fluent the x-position values are not saved in the settings file. (25906) A 2D axisymmetric case with the swirl option may show zero swirl after iteration till convergence. This issue occurs with the pressure far field inlet boundary condition. (26131) The compatibility check for sliding mesh with relative velocity formulation is missing in TUI. Work-around: Set the absolute formulation after executing the TUI command "solve set numerics no yes no no no 1". (26382) When creating a Fluid Flow (Fluent) system on the ANSYS Workbench Project Schematic, the Setup Cell has a property of Double Precision, whereas the Solution Cell has the Property of Single Precision, which cannot be changed. As a consequence, when trying to inspect the Solution in ANSYS Fluent, once the project is up-to-date, it will always be opened in Single Precision. Work-around: Unselect the Use Setup Launcher Settings option for the Solution cell and manually change the defaults for the Solution cell. (26677) The Pseudo Transient Solution method should not be used with the densitybased solver when solid zones are present in the domain. (26995, 26982) Fluent's G-equation model is not compatible with adapted meshes. It is not recommended to execute Parameter set of RSM while running the ANSYS Fluent application in Foreground mode. The coupling between Ansoft and Fluent in ANSYS Workbench is not supported on Windows Vista (32 and 64bit), Red Hat 6, and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11.
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ANSYS Workbench IC Engine Component System Automatically compiling UDFs is not supported with mixed Windows/Linux systems (e.g., using the Use Remote Linux Nodes option from the Windows Fluent Launcher).
For the Setup cell (Fluent) enable Double Precision from the Options list in the Fluent Launcher window. For the Results cell (CFD-Post) 1. 2. Set the State Initialization File location to %AWP_ROOT140%\Addins\ICEngine\Customization\WB .cse Enable Generate Report.
(21459) In the case of engines without cylinder decomposition, after insertion of interior layer, monitors are not updated with the newly created cell zones. Work-around: Manually add the monitors after the interior layer insertion. (26112) CFD-Post may exit abnormally when changing time step in some IC Engine cases. Work-around: Perform the following steps. 1. 2. Launch the Fluent (start > Programs > ANSYS 14.0 > Fluid Dynamics > FLUENT 14.0) Type the following command in the Fluent console: > (getenv "HOME") You will get the following output, which is the HOME path on your system: C:/Users/user_name/AppData/Local/Temp Create a file in this HOME path with the name .FLUENT (You can use Notepad for creating this file.) Copy the following lines to the .FLUENT file.
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