Ansys - diffrence between ansys multiphysic and WorkBench?

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Ansys Workbench serves as the comprehensive interface for managing the entire workflow of finite element analysis (FEA), including importing, meshing, and post-processing. In contrast, Ansys Multiphysics is the advanced solver capable of addressing complex problems across various physics domains such as structural, fluid, electromagnetic, and thermal analyses. Users inquired about unit conversion in Ansys Multiphysics, specifically changing units from inches. The discussion emphasizes that while tasks in Multiphysics can also be performed in Workbench, the two serve distinct purposes within the Ansys ecosystem. Understanding these differences is crucial for effectively utilizing the software for engineering simulations.
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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?
 


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.
 


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
 

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