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I would like to run a Mechanical APDL simulation from the command level: is this possible?

Tagged: 19, command level, documentation, General, mapdl, mechanical-apdl, structural-mechanics
    • April 5, 2023 at 2:33 pm
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      Yes, it is possible. This section of the documentation provides details on both the syntax to be used and the options that can be specified: ANSYS Documentation > Mechanical APDL > Operations Guide > 4. Running the Mechanical APDL Program > 4.1 Starting a Mechanical APDL Session from the Command Level This information can also be accessed by following this procedure: 1.Open the ANSYS Help Viewer 2.Click on Tools — > Go to Page … 3.Use the following link in “Enter Page Location”: help/ans_ope/Hlp_G_OPE3_1.html

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