Thermal Analysis using ANSYS Workbench

[@sdlongbeach]

Very clear and straightforward!

[@drmseif]

Thank you so much for the feedback. I am glad you found it interesting.

[@Husshar_Ladka]

Thanks Sir, It way very helpful ...

[@骚当莱文]

Sir, thank you for sharing this video. I wonder if thermal stress analysis can define the initial residual stress field. Thank you

[@stanislavsidnei1055]

Good health, please tell me how to open RTH files. I’m interested in how the temperature is distributed over the cross section regardless of time, namely over the cross section, that is, the coordinate points of the surface of the part

[@FraudDetector134]

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[@drmseif]

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[@abhiabhi9816]

Sir can I know Which file format you are imported and in which software you are model the part

[@drmseif]

The file was saved in igs format using Solid Edge. Here is the link on how to develop the model (kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGekZGSOepabjaM).

[@manojgowda4025]

Op sir 👍🏻🔥

[@hoomantaghavi5341]

How did you define the material for this model? it seems that we do not need the post processing area anymore, am I right?

[@drmseif]

ANSYS workbench made it easy in solving any prolem. To answer the material question, the first step is to assign the material from the engineering data. If you donn't, ANSYS will select the default material (steel structure). I am planning on making a vedio about how to select the material or add new materials. Thanks and wishing you the best of luck.

[@hoomantaghavi5341]

@@drmseif That would be perfect! Thank you for your help and response.

[@anilaratikatla6130]

good one

[@drmseif]

Thank you for the comment and wishing you all the successes.

[@khaerulhamdi6784]

thanks..

[@drmseif]

You are more than welcome.

[@altros2566]

poli 🤖