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ANSYS AIM: Fluid-Solid Heat Transfer

Tagged: ansys-aim, conjugate-heat-transfer, fluid-solid-heat-transfer, heat-transfer, interface conditions, interface generator, multiple physics regions, region interface generator, region interfaces
    • June 6, 2022 at 10:54 am
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      This video demonstrates how to set up a conjugate heat transfer problem using multiple physics regions in ANSYS AIM. The video shows how to define the fluid flow physics region, define the thermal physics region, define the material assignments, define the boundary conditions, define the region interface, use the interface generator, generate a solution, and analyze the results. ANSYS AIM provides easy simulation software for design engineering in an integrated multiphysics simulation environment.

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