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December 8, 2004, 18:49 |
ABAQUS vs ANSYS @ heat transfer analysis
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I am now wondering which one to use.
My problem is conductive heat transfer in biological materials considering the thermomechanical interactions. I have installed ABAQUS, but after use, I find its precessing is not very good and I am told that ANSYS is better. Can anybody have experience give me some advice? Thank you Feng |
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December 8, 2004, 23:54 |
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Check the survey result..
http://www.polymerfem.com/modules.ph...sults&pollID=5 Then you can get some idea for the preprocessor -Joe |
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December 9, 2004, 03:38 |
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I would recommend the following:
Pre/Postprocessing : PATRAN Solver: ABAQUS Advantage: excellent Preproccesor for meshing and Geometrie Cleanup (much more easy to handle than Ansys) and the leading nonlinear FEM solver which is absolut reliable hope this helps |
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December 9, 2004, 04:54 |
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I have some experience with ansys in heat transfer/structural mechanics problems. It is reliable and once you get used, its pre-processor is powerful (however if your problem is the mesh, try an independent mesher, eg patran, hypermesh, etc). You can do semi-coupled analyses between heat transfer/structural models.
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December 23, 2004, 04:55 |
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January 13, 2005, 05:47 |
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Hello sir i am in problem in solving 9 layers thermomechanical stress problem subjected to temperature variation of +100 to -180
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