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5 Our efficient workflow process delivers overall product confidence with less effort. ANSYS fatigue technology is one part of our suite that delivers state-of-the-art functionality — depth, breadth, a plethora of advanced capabilities and integrated multiphysics — providing confidence that your simulation results reflect real-world outcomes. The comprehensive range of engineering simulation solutions provides access to virtually any field of engineering simulation that a design process requires. Organizations around the world trust ANSYS to help them realize their product promises. Efficient Fatigue Workflow Process ANSYS nCode DesignLife is fully integrated within the ANSYS Workbench environment, so it delivers a complete fatigue process that, once you define it, you can apply repeatedly. A click of a mouse delivers complete analysis results for a series of design variations. Using this workflow process and performing design exploration through parametric simulation, you can optimize a complex structure for the desired product life — and save valuable engineering and design time. Leveraging Workbench in this way means you can standardize your durability process as well as results reporting. • Easily repeatable streamlined fatigue analysis • Efficient tools for design exploration and optimization • Clear identification of problem areas in a complex structure • Material fatigue properties • Bidirectional parametric associativity with CAD designs • Ability to handle all types of fatigue exposure • Sensitivity chart to enable optimization of parameters with the greatest effect More Compute Power for Complex Problems Fatigue analysis in ANSYS nCode DesignLife has been optimized for today's large model sizes and realistic, complex loading histories. You can simulate extremely large models by taking advantage of parallel processing that applies multiple cores to a single problem. nCode DesignLife takes full advantage of parallel processing with linear improvements in turn- around time. For example, using 32 cores will reduce the run time for a 30-minute simulation to just one minute.