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apr
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Hi, i'm trying to do a modal analyis of a cylindrical water tank. I bought an other model and i'm using it as a example to follow but i still cant do my own model.
The model i bought was made in ansys v. 15, i use ansys 2020 student version, so i dont know if that could be a problem. If anyone can help me, i Would appreciate it . It's for academic purpose, not comercial purpose. Also, this kind of analysis, is it possible to make in cfx? Regards ![]() |
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CFX does not have a modal analysis capability. You need ANSYS Mechanical for that.
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