You can then work your way through the list to visualize what has been reassociated and what hasn’t. Now, when importing an updated model back into Mechanical, different parts of the geometry will be colored depending on the associativity. In 2023 R1, you can efficiently make edits to a model and use the new Scoping Wizard tool to automatically detect and reestablish scoping. No longer are the days of making a change and seeing a tree full of question marks because of lost associativity. Ansys Workbench has had capabilities to reassociate model settings after geometry changes, but the process was not always foolproof. Longtime users may know when making edits to geometry that associativity in Mechanical can potentially be lost, and previously defined settings in Mechanical can become underdefined.

Mechanical is known in the industry for its ability to work with the underlying geometry through meshing, setup, and solving.

Geometry preserving mesh adaptivity (GPAD).

With advancements in artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML) resource predictions, topography optimization, and more, the latest release enables you to perform more accurate, efficient, and customizable structural simulation analyses.Īnsys 2023 R1 focuses on enhancements that enables you to achieve more efficient and accurate finite element analysis (FEA) simulations using Mechanical, including: Each year, Ansys Mechanical continues to release new features that push the limits of structural analysis.

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