With the latest release (available in the Download section) of Salome-Meca 2017 for Windows it is possible to graphically realize a finite element calculation using Code_Aster as a solver and Salome as both as a preprocessor and postprocessor.
While this is still a preliminary work, is it a big step forward in the Code_Aster usage and diffusion in the community.
A description of the new paradigm can be found in this article which includes a video tutorial going from the geometry construction to the result visualization.
The study can be described visually, without writing any special syntax. The underling Code_Aster syntax is still accessible (as one can see in the Information area in the lower left part of the screen):
Boundary conditions and materials can be affected on mesh groups and a preview of the corresponding mesh part is visible:
Code_Aster execution is also automated and its progress (or previous executions) can be monitored by a workflow-like interface:
Results are automatically made available in the Paravis module, in this case a thermal analysis of a pipe structure:
Code_Aster for Windows 
Than you for your service of windows salome-meca.
I installed it in my PC. If you have tutorial of salome-meca, please let me know.
Thank you.
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The tutorial we used for this post is available here, there are also some other tutorials, like this one, this one, another one and even a series of tutorials. Hope this helps!
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I love how you have made Salome Meca available for windows. Is it possible to update the installer with the latest version of Salome-Meca 2017.0.2? There seems to be some bugs in the Code Aster study for the SM 17.0.0 version that has been fixed in the latest version.
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The version already contains Salome-Meca 2017.0.2 correction. Some minor issues may be solved in next release
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Thanks !!!!
It is awesome to have salome-meca runing on windows!
In many companies ( including mine) we have Windows OS and some softwares that only run on windows, so we have to run salome- meca on virtual machine. But not any more! Thanks.
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You’re welcome! Thank you very much for your comment, it is very appreciated 🙂
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i downloaded salome meca for win 7 but i did not find Aster Study Workbench
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Thanks for the windows version and all the tutorials. Very helpful.
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You are welcome! Thank you for your kind comment 🙂 !
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i cant open the piston file, because the file name end with .rle and not with .stp , can some one help ?
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