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ANSYS AIM: Creating Reference Frames

Tagged: ansys-aim, axis, cylindrical boundary conditions, design engineering, hit point, local reference frame, multiphysics, origin, parent reference frame, reference frames, rotation, translation
    • June 6, 2022 at 10:54 am
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      This video defines a reference frame and demonstrates how to define cylindrical boundary conditions relative to a reference frame. You will learn how to create a reference frame based off your geometry and how to define a reference frame relative to another. ANSYS AIM provides easy simulation software for design engineering in an integrated multiphysics simulation environment.

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