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January 10, 2018, 05:58
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Thermal Deformation analysis using workbench
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Prince Hossain
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I want see the deformation due to high temperature of a plastic item. The melting temp is 93 degree celsius and operating temp is 109 degree C. I tried using ANSYS workbench but did not find any amjor deformation though the temp is high enough to melt some part.
Any kind of suggestion or tutorial link would be helpful for me. Thanks in advance |
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