Using Multiple Cores with Workbench

  • 1. Open the project in Workbench
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  • 2. Launch the Solver environment (double-click Setup in Workbench)
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  • 3. Follow this workflow to ensure that the right license is selected:
    • Tools - Solve Process Settings - set "My Computer, Background" as default - change license to "ANSYS Academic Research Mechanical and CFD"
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    • under the Advanced tab - you can alter the number of cores
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  • 4. Click Solve (this will take a few minutes)
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  • 5. A Down Green Arrow should show up next to Solution - this means it's solved
    • right click on tabs below Solution and click Get Results

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