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ANSYS AIM: Nozzle Design Optimization – Part 2

Tagged: AIM Meshing, AIM modeling, ansys-aim, design engineering, fluid-flow, multiphysics, optimization, spaceclaim
    • June 6, 2022 at 10:54 am
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      This video shows users the conventional workflow for preparing, meshing, simulating and optimizing a geometry in ANSYS AIM. In this case, an interpolative method is used to find the optimal geometry. ANSYS AIM provides easy simulation software for design engineering in an integrated multiphysics simulation environment.

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