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  3. I realize a steady state thermal analysis and I need to find the proportion of a face which is over a specific temperature.

I realize a steady state thermal analysis and I need to find the proportion of a face which is over a specific temperature.

Tagged: 16, mechanical, static, Structural Mechanics/ Thermal, structural-and-thermal, structural-mechanics
    • August 25, 2023 at 12:16 pm
      SolutionSolution
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      The best way is to use APDL in Mechanical. First, create a named selection of the face and then use the *DO and *GET command in order to find the nodes for which the temperature is over the criterion. Find attach a WB archive file which show the APDL command to use.

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      1. 2039838.zip

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