Running Ansys from Matlab

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Merve
Merve on 20 Sep 2014
Commented: SorMun on 16 Nov 2023
Hi,
I need to run Ansys from Matlab. I write the code
dos('ansys145 -b -i model2.txt -o output2.txt');
Then I get an error
ansys145 is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
I try adding "C:\Program Files\ANSYS Inc\v145\ansys\bin\winx64\ANSYS145.exe" as a path to Environmental Variables but the problem is not solved.
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sina salahshour
sina salahshour on 10 Nov 2022
Thank you for your response and guidance,It's so helpfull. But I have a problem , i want pop up fluent for one time and then run it by some journal file multiple time in the following of Previous one , i dont want to pop up fluent for every journal file separately, is there any solution for it?
Best regards,
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 13 Jun 2023
nice answer, would like to more about that

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Sarah Palfreyman
Sarah Palfreyman on 10 Jan 2017
See ANSYS for the MATLAB AAS Toolbox interface.
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Arman Burkitbayev
Arman Burkitbayev on 2 Jun 2023
is there any news about live data exchange between ansys and matlab?
SorMun
SorMun on 16 Nov 2023
The toolbox is now availabe for download from Mathworks File Exchange at
Sorin

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broken_arrow
broken_arrow on 17 May 2021
Edited: broken_arrow on 8 Oct 2021
As of today, the provided link
redirects to the Ansys start page. The latest ANSYS_aaS Toolbox I could get is 1.1.9, which officially works until Matlab R2018b. I couldn't get it to work with newer releases and also can't downgrade my Matlab release because I'm using some functionalities of newer releases. Is there any follow-up on this? Has Ansys aaS been discontinued?
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broken_arrow
broken_arrow on 17 Oct 2021
Thanks for providing the new link. Still, the time stamp is from 2017 and according to the text, the toolbox works for Matlab releases from 2014b through 2016a. It would be great to get an update on the state of things (@Sarah Palfreyman, @MathWorks Support Team).
SorMun
SorMun on 16 Nov 2023
The toolbox is now availabe for download from Mathworks File Exchange at
I updated it and It support all Matlab versions from 2014b to 2023b and ANSYS versions from R15 to R23.2
Thank you
Sorin

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Akshay Kumar
Akshay Kumar on 13 Jun 2018
Edited: Akshay Kumar on 14 Jul 2018
Check this out, might be helpful. using MATLAB to run (ANSYS) APDL macro code

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