Interacción Fluido-Estructuras con ANSYS: Térmico y Estructural



En este webinar se mostrarán las capacidades de ANSYS para realizar cálculos de Interacción Fluido-Estructura con ANSYS FLUENT y ANSYS Mechanical.

Se mostrarán las opciones de acoplamiento unidireccional y bidireccional en los campos fuerza-deformación y térmico-deformación.

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