PySystemCoupling documentation 0.8.0#
What is Ansys System Coupling?#
The Ansys portfolio of simulation software allows you to create multidisciplinary physics analyses, not only within the context of a single product but also through the use of Ansys System Coupling.
System Coupling is software for solving multiphysics problems by connecting independent physics solvers and coordinating the exchange of the solution data. This enables accurate capturing of the complex interactions between physical models, typically simulated in separate solvers.
System Coupling connects to several existing Ansys physics solvers, including Ansys Fluent, Ansys CFX, Ansys Forte, Ansys MAPDL, and Ansys Electronics Desktop. Examples of problems that can be solved by System Coupling include Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI), Conjugate Heat Transfer (CHT), and Joule Heating.
System Coupling capabilities include the ability to:
Solve steady and transient coupled analyses
Couple surface and volume regions
Couple any scalar or vector, real or complex fields
What is PySystemCoupling?#
PySystemCoupling is part of the PyAnsys ecosystem. It lets you use System Coupling within or alongside any Python environment, whether in conjunction with other Ansys Python libraries and packages or with other external Python products.
PySystemCoupling implements a client-server architecture. Internally, it uses Google remote procedure call (gRPC) interfaces to launch or connect with a running System Coupling process as a server. However, you only need to interact with the Python interface.
You can use PySystemCoupling to programmatically create, interact with, and control a System Coupling session to create your own customized workspace. In addition, you can use PySystemCoupling to enhance your productivity with highly configurable, customized scripts.
License#
PySystemCoupling is licensed under the MIT license.
The ansys-systemcoupling-core package makes no commercial claim over Ansys
whatsoever. It extends the functionality of Ansys System Coupling by
adding a Python interface to the System Coupling service without changing the
core behavior or license of the original software. Interactively controlling
System Coupling via PySystemCoupling requires a legally licensed
local copy of System Coupling.
For more information about System Coupling, visit the Ansys System Coupling page on the Ansys website.