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General Mechanical

General Mechanical

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Multiphysics simulation

    • ngocminh2532003
      Subscriber

      Hello,
      I am simulating the MEMS model on Ansys using multiphysics simulation. I created a block around the object and gave it air material. I want to analyze its effect only on the object's convection, so I do not add any electric material property. But my simulation has a problem. Can somebody help me to check my simulation?
      Or there is any way to analyze the object's convection with the air that does not have to create a block around the object?
      Thank you,
      Ngoc Minh 


    • Erik Kostson
      Ansys Employee

      Hi

      Does not need to model the air - just use a convection boundary condition in the the thermal analysis.

      Instead also of connecting the two analysis use the thermal-electric where you do it all in one (so both thermal+joule heating due to an electric part/voltage).

      Search for thermal electric there are many tutorials.

      Erik

       

    • ngocminh2532003
      Subscriber

       

      Hi,
      Thanks for your reply. Is there any difference between connecting two analyses and doing a thermal-electric analysis in one?
      Regards, 
      Ngoc Minh

       

    • Erik Kostson
      Ansys Employee

       

      Yes the first one is a one way coupled analysis, and the later a 2 way coupled (e.g., here resistivity can be a function of temp and be updated throughout the analysis and other direct effects can be accounted for in 2 wat coupl.).

      All the best

      Erik

       

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