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Problem Specification
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2D Steady Conduction in a Rectangular Domain
Created using ANSYS 16.2
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This module is from our free online simulations course at edX.org (sign up here). The edX interface provides a better user experience, so we recommend that you go through the module there rather than here. Also, you will be able to see answers to the questions embedded within the module there. |
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Learning Goals
In this module, you'll learn to:
- Develop the solution to a 2D heat conduction problem in ANSYS Mechanical
- Verify the numerical results from ANSYS
- Connect the ANSYS steps to concepts covered in the Big Ideas: Finite Element Analysis section (in the online edX course).
Handouts
- Powerpoint slides used in the videos: Before markup
- Powerpoint slides used in the videos: After markup
Problem Specification
This module is drawn from MAE 3240 Heat Transfer at Cornell University.
(The above problem statement has been provided by Prof. Michel Louge, Cornell University.)
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