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    1. The document describes using ANSYS to perform a 2D thermal analysis of an axi-symmetric aluminum plate with dimensions of 200 x 100 mm and a thermal conductivity of 168 W/mK. 2. The steps include defining the geometry, mesh, material properties, boundary conditions of 80C on one side and 50W/m^2 convection on the top with a temperature of 20C, and solving for the temperature distribution. 3. The results are post-processed to plot the temperature distribution across the plate.

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    1. The document describes using ANSYS to perform a 2D thermal analysis of an axi-symmetric aluminum plate with dimensions of 200 x 100 mm and a thermal conductivity of 168 W/mK. 2. The steps include defining the geometry, mesh, material properties, boundary conditions of 80C on one side and 50W/m^2 convection on the top with a temperature of 20C, and solving for the temperature distribution. 3. The results are post-processed to plot the temperature distribution across the plate.

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    1. The document describes using ANSYS to perform a 2D thermal analysis of an axi-symmetric aluminum plate with dimensions of 200 x 100 mm and a thermal conductivity of 168 W/mK. 2. The steps include defining the geometry, mesh, material properties, boundary conditions of 80C on one side and 50W/m^2 convection on the top with a temperature of 20C, and solving for the temperature distribution. 3. The results are post-processed to plot the temperature distribution across the plate.

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    Ansys Apdl Problem

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    1. The document describes using ANSYS to perform a 2D thermal analysis of an axi-symmetric aluminum plate with dimensions of 200 x 100 mm and a thermal conductivity of 168 W/mK. 2. The steps include defining the geometry, mesh, material properties, boundary conditions of 80C on one side and 50W/m^2 convection on the top with a temperature of 20C, and solving for the temperature distribution. 3. The results are post-processed to plot the temperature distribution across the plate.

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    CEP Short Term Course on “Finite Elements in Analysis and Design Using ANSYS”, Dr.J.M.

    Mallikarjuna,
    Department of Mechanical Engineering; Indian Institute of Technology Madras

    2D Thermal Analysis of Axi-Symmetric Plate


    Problem: Consider a small rectangular aluminum plate with dimensions 200 x 100 mm and a
    thermal conductivity of 168 W/mK as shown in the Figure below. Using ANSYS, solve for the
    temperature distribution in the plate.

    GUI Solution:
    1. Starting:
    Click → start → ANSYS → ANSYS product launcher
    Launch – ANSYS Multiphysics
    File management → browse the directory for saving and retrieving the files.
    Click → run

    2. Preferences → tick → thermal → select h-method → ok

    3. Title:
    Utility menu → File → Change title → “Axi-symmetric Plate” → ok.
    Utility menu → plot → replot

    4. Elements:
    Main menu → Preprocessor → element type → add → add → thermal → Quad 8node
    (PLANE77) → ok

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    CEP Short Term Course on “Finite Elements in Analysis and Design Using ANSYS”, Dr.J.M.Mallikarjuna,
    Department of Mechanical Engineering; Indian Institute of Technology Madras

    5. Material Properties:
    Main menu → Preprocessor → material properties → material models → material model 1
    → thermal → conductivity → isotropic → enter KXX = 168 → ok

    6. Modeling:
    (a) Main menu → Preprocessor → Modeling → create → keypoints → in active CS →
    enter→ KP number as 1 and its location (x,y,z values) → apply & continue for other
    KPs → ok
    k1 → 0,0 ; k2 → 0,0.05 ; k3 → 0.1,0.05 ; k4 → 0.1,0
    Note: Ensure that there is no duplicate of KP number is entered
    (b) Utility menu → plot ctrls→ numbering → tick KP numbers → ok.
    (c) Utility menu → plot → keypoints
    (d) Main menu → Preprocessor → meshing → mesh attributes → default attributes → select
    element 1 ; material 1 ; real const 1 → ok
    (e) Main menu → Preprocessor → Modeling → create → lines → lines → straight lines →
    select by cursor KP 1 & 2, 2 & 3, 3 & 4, 4 & 1 → ok
    (f) Main menu → Preprocessor → Modeling → create → area → arbitrary → by lines →
    select by cursor all the lines → ok
    (g) Meshing → size cntrl → manual size → global → size → enter NDIV as 20 → ok
    (h) Meshing → mesh tool → mesh → area → pick all → ok

    7. Boundary Conditions:
    (a) Utility menu → select → everything
    (b) Utility menu → plot → elements
    (c) Utility menu → select → nodes → by location → select x coord → enter min,max as
    0.1 → apply → ok
    (d) Utility menu → plot → nodes
    (e) Main menu → solution → define loads → apply → thermal → temperature → on nodes
    → pick all → enter TEMP = 80 → ok
    (f) Utility menu → select → everything
    (g) Utility menu → plot → lines
    (h) Main menu → solution → define loads → apply → thermal → convection → on lines
    → select top horizontal line → ok → enter h = 50 & temp = 20 → ok
    (i) Utility menu → select → lines → by num/pick → select left vertical and bottom
    horizontal lines → ok
    (j) Utility menu → plot → lines
    (k) Type in command prompt → dl,all, ,symm

    8. Solution:
    Main menu → Solution → solve → current LS.

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    CEP Short Term Course on “Finite Elements in Analysis and Design Using ANSYS”, Dr.J.M.Mallikarjuna,
    Department of Mechanical Engineering; Indian Institute of Technology Madras

    9. Post Processing:
    Gen. post processor → plot results → nodal solu → DOF solu → temperature → OK (to
    plot temperature distribution)

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