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Examples#
The examples in this section show how to interact with an HPS server in Python using PyHPS. Each example consists of a Python script plus a data file, such as a solver input file. You can execute many Python scripts with these command-line arguments:
-n,--name: Name of the HPS project-U,--url: URL or the HPS server (default: https://localhost:8443/hps)-u,--username: HPS username (default: repuser)-p,--password: HPS password (default: repuser)-v,--ansys-version: Ansys version
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Create from scratch an HPS project consisting of an Ansys APDL beam model of a tubular steel trellis motorbike frame. This example shows how to create a parameter study and submit design points. |
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Query an existing project and download output files. |
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Submit an MAPDL analysis as a single job. Solution convergence and contact tracking files are periodically collected. |
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Submit an MAPDL linked analysis workflow as a multi-task job to the HPS server. |
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Submit, monitor, and download results of an LS-DYNA job. |
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Submit a Fluent solve job to the HPS server. |
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Submit a Fluent solve job to the HPS server using an execution script. |
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Submit a CFX solve job to the HPS server using an execution script. |
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Create an HPS project that solves a two-bar truss problem with Python. |
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