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Hi, and thank you for your questions. Yes, that’s certainly possible. You would need to set the initial body temperature of the plates. If you were interested in any time domain effects, it would be required to run a transient thermal analysis and apply these to the structural analysis to then perform the thermal stress analysis and capture the time history of the cooling process. Should you have additional questions, please reach out to us at info@simutechgroup.com or explore the SimuTech Skills Center skillscenter.simutechgroup.com/ssc/landing-page

Hi and thank you for your question. Please use “Report Files” just below “Report Definition” in the project tree. In Report file you can create a file based on any Report Definition that you have created. Should you have additional questions, please reach out to us at info@simutechgroup.com or explore the SimuTech Skills Center skillscenter.simutechgroup.com/ssc/landing-page

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Thanks for your comment. This is just to show how to use the sheetscan tool, but you are right: if we need to perform a demagnetization analysis for example, this has to be intrinsic. However, note that the curve should be smoothed out and start with zero to be able to assign it as intrinsic.

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@@SimuTechGroup thank for your feedback. I solved the proplems!

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Thank you for your comment. The edge can be defined in either Ansys Discovery Modeling, Ansys SpaceClaim, Ansys DesignModeler or in the CAD package that the geometry was created in. If you are interested in simulation services like mentoring, training, and consulting, please send us an email at info@simutechgroup.com. Alternatively, you can check out the Ansys Learning Hub here: www.ansys.com/services/ansys-learning-hub and if you are a student, see Ansys’ academic forum here: forum.ansys.com/

Hi, thank you for your question. Assuming you are referring to the first model shown (ie; the rectangular volume with the thin plate with the pattern of holes in it), no, the Share Topology, Merge setting does not split the volume. Using the Share Topology, Merge setting effectively imprints the hole pattern that is on the fluid volume on the left onto the fluid volume on the right once it is taken the meshing application (ie; either Ansys Workbench Meshing or Fluent Meshing). If you are interested in simulation services like mentoring, training, and consulting, please contact us: simutechgroup.com/contact-us Alternatively, you can check out the Ansys Learning Hub here: www.ansys.com/services/ansys-learning-hub and if you are a student, see Ansys’ academic forum here: forum.ansys.com/

@@SimuTechGroup i think I got the reason of my problem: share. looks like that I need to define the share tolerance in the space claim .Thank you for your reply:)

Hi and thanks for your questions. As a load in Mechanical, no. In the Mechanical GUI temperature loads are applied as Thermal Conditions on bodies only, as a constant temperature across the body. To apply a temperature distribution (ie; a result from a steady state thermal or transient thermal that is contained in the same Workbench project), link the Solution cell from the Steady State Thermal or Transient Thermal to the Setup cell in the Static Structural in the Project Schematic in Workbench. Temperature loads can be applied as body forces on elements via commands, not to nodes.

Is that right? Or, I think, what do you think about adopting giving the temperature according to each location from external data? I think it is the same as giving temperature to the node.@@SimuTechGroup

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Hi there. In this case, the thickness of the transformer needs to be parametrized. Once the simulations are completed, the graph leakage inductance vs. the thickness can be generated by replacing the default Freq by the defined transformer thickness parameter. Hope this helps! If you have additional questions, or are interested in Ansys Training or Mentoring, please reach out to info@simutechgroup.com

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Thank you for your questions -- First, solver units for angular displacement are always in radians. Next, APDL does not recognize the pi without any additional set. Define a parameter called ‘pi’ in the command snippet like this: pi=acos(-1) Then define your rotation in the D command as multiples of the previously defined ‘pi’ parameter. Like this: D,my_pilot,ROTZ,pi/2 (this would define 90 degrees rotation, ie; pi/2) Should you have additional questions, please direct them to info@simutechgroup.com or check out the SimuTech Skills Center: simutechgroup.com/resources/skills-center/

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Thank you for your comment. Currently as of ANSYS release 2024 R1, only coordinate systems can be used to define construction geometry surfaces. To define another construction geometry surface, one needs to define, position, and orient another coordinate system. Should you have additional questions, check out the SimuTech Skills Center at www.simuportal.com/ssc/landing-page or please email info@simutechgroup.com

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It sure is!

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Thank you for your comment. The construction geometry ‘surface’ is defined by the intersection of an X-Y plane that passes through the model. Typically one can define the location and orientation of an existing or new coordinate system so that the X-Y plane passes through the model at the area of interest. The help menu in ANSYS also has further information how to define and use these construction geometry surfaces. Should you have additional questions, reach out to info@simutechgroup.com

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Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for your question! The short answer is 2 licenses are required. Using RSM doesn’t multiply your licenses - it allows you to use bigger, remote computing hardware.

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