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Using of PML (perfectly matched layers) in ANSYS Workbench using Command snippents

    • Cpwtub
      Subscriber
      Hi ANSYS CommunitynIs it possible to use PML (perfectly matched layers) withing ANSYS Workbench environment ?nIn APDL we can use PSYS command for this.nI am trying to use this for Soil-structure interaction problem and in APDL it is possible. But trying to figure out how can i integrate into workbench .nThank you very muchnn
    • Ashish Khemka
      Ansys Employee
      nnYou can use the command objects in Ansys Mechanical and use the same commands as used in APDL.nnRegards,nAshish Khemkan
    • Cpwtub
      Subscriber
      nThank you very much for the reply,nWell I tried this one. But it did not worknIn APDL we normally do it as following... I just put the important commands, following is not a complete commandnET,3,186nKEYOPT,3,15,1n....nPSYS,0nPMLOPT,0,THREEtn,...nTYPE,3n..n..nVMESH,ALLnALLSELnnIn Workbench I could change the elements and keopts at the geometry tree, because i thought that we need to define the PML layers before... not like INFIN...., then i tried to use the psys in a different command snippet ..this did not work. ...So do you know any solutions for thisnThank youn
    • a_l_o
      Subscriber

      Hello there,

      It's been some time since you posted your question, but for the sake of other searching people I'ld like to submit my humble suggestion of how to use PML in Ansys Mechanical 2022 R2. I select in the tree outline -> Geometry -> my geometry that shall be PML -> right click -> Insert -> Commands. For solid structures, I use here:

       keyopt,matid,15,1 

      in line 10 for example. This was functionable for structural steel in flat structures in direct contact with a plate structure. For fluid elements, the code snippets would be different, if anybody knows more on this: please add your knowledge! :D

      Greets,

      alo

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