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Old   August 6, 2014, 08:36
Default Simulate electric heating elements?
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Hi everyone!

Is it possible to simulate electric heating elements as show in the attached picture, and is heat flow?

How can i do this in ansys?
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Yes, it's possible, at least with fluent.
You need to write an udf for the released heat.
There's a tutorial on ansys support, search for homic heater.

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