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ANSYS AIM: Thermal Stress from a Fluid-Solid Heat Transfer Solution

Tagged: ansys-aim, conjugate-heat-transfer, fluid-solid-heat-transfer, heat-transfer, interface conditions, physics coupling, temperature transfer, thermal stress, thermal transfer
    • June 6, 2022 at 10:54 am
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      This video demonstrates how to calculate thermal stress from a fluid-solid heat transfer solution in ANSYS AIM. The fluid-solid heat transfer and structure simulations are solved separately. Temperature data is transferred from the solved fluid-solid heat transfer simulation into the structural simulation using the physics coupling interface. For the initial setup of the simulation, see the ANSYS AIM: Fluid-Solid Heat Transfer video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClHQo2ZaBE4). ANSYS AIM provides easy simulation software for design engineering in an integrated multiphysics simulation environment.

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