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January 9, 2022, 23:29 |
Possibility to use Ansys workbench for coupling Fluent and Maxwell in Two computers
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Hello, I am new for ANSYS workbench
I have COMPUTER 1: a server computer (which run FLUENT simulation very fast, but slow to run ANSYS MAXWELL) Computer 2: a PC (which run ANSYS MAXWELL very fast but FLUENT simualtion very slow) Both computers have been installed with ANSYS FLUENT , MAXWELL, WORKBENCH. I have one floating license for all above softwares CAN I? 1. setting up a workbench (maybe on COMPUTER 1) two way/one way coupling which using FLUENT solver on COMPUTER 1 and MAXWELL solver on COMPUTER 2? 2. If yes, what manual/documentation/keyword guide I need to study 2. If not, what are the major hardware/software difficulties that cause the it to be fail? Thank you so much! |
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January 10, 2022, 00:19 |
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ANSYS remote solver manager
It looks like I need to study this RSM |
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January 12, 2022, 16:23 |
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For 1 Way FSI, you can just do this manually, use one machine for Fluent, then the other for Maxwell.
I would just remote desktop to the other machine instead of setting up RSM. It sounds strange that the performance would flip-flop like that though, doesn't really make a lot of sense. Not impossible, just a bit strange, and it makes me wonder what the hardware is that would produce this? |
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January 17, 2022, 20:41 |
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How is about the use of ANSYS remote solver manager? Can it be used for two way coupling? |
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January 19, 2022, 14:14 |
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Not that I'm aware of, but I can't say no for absolutely sure.
I would doubt it though. RSM is just for solving on a remote machine, I don't believe it is intended for 2-way FSI like you describe, but I have never tried. |
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January 19, 2022, 23:30 |
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does it mean for 2 way FSI, it is better to be done in one computer? |
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December 15, 2022, 07:37 |
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you can submit 2way fsi job to a HPC using RSM in ANSYS 2020R2,but you'll need to use system coupling GUI if you're using newer version
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