Ansys - diffrence between ansys multiphysic and WorkBench?

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Ansys -- diffrence between ansys multiphysic and WorkBench?

Could anyone explain me, What is the diffrence between ansys multiphysic and WorkBench?
And how to change the units in Ansys in Multiphysic? Because I'm hving the Problem Description in Inch?

 

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Could anyone explain me, What is the diffrence between ansys multiphysic and WorkBench?
And how to change the units in Ansys Multiphysic?

 

[Mech_Engineer]

Ansys Workbench is the CAE interface for importing, meshing, running, and post-processing FEA problems. It's just the interface for running models start to finish.

Ansys Multiphysics is the top-level solver package for Ansys. It's able to solve problems in many different physics environments including structural, fluids, emag, thermal just to name a few.

 

[Total_Damage]

thank u sir... one thing i enclosed the image, what the things are done in multi physis it could be done in workbench. but need more explanation sir... pls reply me

 

[alphy]

Ansys Multiphysics and Workbench are both software packages developed by Ansys for engineering simulations. While they have some similarities, there are also some key differences between the two.

Ansys Multiphysics is a comprehensive simulation platform that allows users to solve multiphysics problems, meaning problems that involve multiple physical phenomena such as structural mechanics, fluid dynamics, and electromagnetics. It offers a wide range of tools and capabilities for modeling and analyzing complex systems and processes.

On the other hand, Ansys Workbench is a simulation environment that provides a user-friendly interface for creating and managing simulations. It can work with various Ansys solvers, including Multiphysics, but it is primarily used for structural and thermal simulations. It also has features for geometry creation, meshing, and post-processing of results.

In terms of units, both Ansys Multiphysics and Workbench have the ability to work with different unit systems, including inches. In Ansys Multiphysics, you can change the units by going to the "Units" menu under the "Tools" tab. In Workbench, you can change the units by going to the "Units" tab in the project schematic and selecting the desired unit system.

In summary, Ansys Multiphysics is a more advanced and comprehensive simulation platform, while Workbench is a simulation environment with a focus on structural and thermal simulations. Both have the capability to work with different unit systems, including inches.