Analyzing Thin Structures Efficiently Using Ansys Mechanical - Lesson 2

[@FayazAhmed]

I appreciate your detailed explanation. I need to ask one quick question that how can we use shell elements for thermal analysis. For example, if a plate (such as thin tubesheet) has two values of temperatures (i-e bottom side and top side). How can we apply both temperatures on shell elements while we have only one mid surface?

[@carlosibarra2898]

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[@cypressmaccarthy8132]

Thank you for this excellent video. I have a question on two-way fsi that how to define connection between fluid and structure on the fluent, after the ansys mechanical have been processed the structure itself.

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[@AtliTobiasson]

Do I need to define each contact region when going from shell bodies to solid bodies?

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[@brud_action]

No, you just need one contact region for the shell and another one for the solid.

[@naderzamani5752]

Good video, thank you.

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[@Atit-820]

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