ANSYS 16.2 nCode DesignLife 11.0
ANSYS 16.2 nCode DesignLife 11.0 | 1.7 Gb
HBM nCode, developer of the leading brand of durability, test and analysis software, has released 11.0 version of ANSYS 16.2 nCode DesignLife is provides advanced fatigue analysis integrated within the ANSYS 16 Workbench environment. Results and materials data from simulations within Workbench can be directly accessed by DesignLife. This provides an unparalleled combination of ease of use and powerful fatigue analysis for ANSYS users.
ANSYS 16.2 nCode DesignLife 11.0
nCode software provides the leading solution for durability engineering and comprises of GlyphWorks for graphical data processing, DesignLife for CAE fatigue analysis applications, and nCode Automation for managing data and automating analysis. nCode CDS - Complete Durability System - is a cost-effective licensing method that offers flexible access to the full range of desktop products through licensing ‘CDS units’.
ANSYS 16.2 nCode DesignLife 11.0
About HBM-nCode
nCode products are provided by HBM, a world-wide technology and market leader, offering products and services across the entire measurement spectrum, from virtual to physical.
Since 1982, nCode is the leading brand for durability and data analysis solutions. Its technologies help customers understand product performance, accelerate product development, and improve designs. The power and ease of use of HBM technologies is a direct result of its world-class development process, expertise and in-depth experience of a broad range of industries. nCode product development is ISO9001 certified.
Product support and training is available through HBM-nCode offices in Europe, North America, and Asia.
Name: ANSYS nCode DesignLife
Version: ANSYS 16.2 version 11.0 Build 208
Home: www.ncode.com
Interface: english
OS: Windows 64bit (7, 8.1) / Linux 64bit (RHE 6, SuSe 11.1)
System Requirements: ANSYS 16.2 for Linux only
Size: 1.7 Gb
ANSYS 16.2 nCode DesignLife 11.0
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