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How to use beams, surfaces, & 3D objects all in the same transient thermal model?

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    • April 5, 2023 at 2:31 pm
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      The only trick here would be keeping all three types of bodies in separate components for each type and not using shared topology among them. i.e., the component containing all solids can have Shared topology but that component should not contain any beams or surfaces.

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