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Friday, August 18, 2023

How to define porosity (porous medium) in Ansys CFD (Fluent, CFX)

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 To model porosity in ANSYS Fluent , you need to define the porous zone and the porous media properties in the setup. You can follow these s...
Thursday, August 17, 2023

How to model cracking phenomena in Ansys Mechanical (Structural)

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 Cracking phenomena are the processes of initiation, propagation, and failure of cracks in materials or structures due to various factors, s...

How to define symmetry in Ansys Mechanical and CFD (CFX, Fluent)

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 Symmetry is a property of a system or a phenomenon that remains unchanged under certain transformations, such as reflection, rotation, or t...

How to define Joint in Ansys Static Structural and examples to use

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  Joint boundary condition is a type of connection element that allows you to model the relative motion and interaction between two or more ...
Wednesday, August 16, 2023

Types of contacts on Ansys Static Structural and examples to use

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Ansys Static Structural is a software that allows you to perform linear and nonlinear static analysis of structures, such as beams, plates, ...
Tuesday, August 15, 2023

What is conjugate heat transfer and how to use in Ansys Fluent

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Cnjugate heat transfer is a term that refers to the simulation of heat transfer between a fluid and a solid, or between two fluids separated...
Monday, August 14, 2023

What is, and when to use MRF method in Ansys Fluent

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The MRF method stands for multiple reference frame, which is a way of modeling a rotating fan or any other moving part in a fluid flow simul...