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March 11, 2019, 11:33
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Most suitable ANSYS package for heat transfer between multiple solid-fluid domain
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abutolha
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Hi everyone.
Please can you tell me which package(s) of ANSYS can be used to simulate heat transfer where you have three different solid domains and one fluid domain. example a multi-wall container used to store fluid. There will be convection, conduction and radiation. Which of these packages (AIM, POLYFLOW, FLUENT, MECHANICAL) is widely used/or best for this kind of problem. Please mention some reliable ANSYS tutorial related to this topic that i can follow to get started. Thanks |
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