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Modeling of pneumatic artificial muscles
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Hi
I would like to model pneumatic artificial muscles. I am looking for a suitable software and I saw that with Ansys it is possible to model elastic membranes. Is it possible to use Ansys for modelin of nonlinear systems as pneumatic artificial muscles, balloons, elastic tubes (pipes)? I saw an example made by FluidFow (Fluent) Ansys. the example was related with the microfluidics. It is simulated a fluid, flowing into a solid microchannel. Is it possible to make the walls of the microchannel elastic? Here is the link of the used example:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2UaA9xsDb4 Could you please give me an advise what kind of software I can use and where to find any tutorial or example related with my task? Thank you |
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artificial muscles, elastic wall, fluent, hyperelastic, nonlinear systems |
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