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Posted:
7 months ago
01.05.2024, 05:33 GMT-4
Updated:
7 months ago
01.05.2024, 08:32 GMT-4
You probably might employ a thermal expansion material.
You probably might employ a thermal expansion material.
Edgar J. Kaiser
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Posted:
7 months ago
01.05.2024, 17:25 GMT-4
Depending on the physics or mechanics that is causing the growth there may be different options.
You may want to look into the options provided by the moving mesh and/or deformed mesh methods.
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Depending on the physics or mechanics that is causing the growth there may be different options.
You may want to look into the options provided by the moving mesh and/or deformed mesh methods.
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Posted:
7 months ago
02.05.2024, 02:34 GMT-4
thank you for your reply,
i have tested the defromed geometry option, i was able to move the forntier but the problem is that in the simulation there is no change it always refers to the initial domains for calculations, the domaine is not updated
thank you for your reply,
i have tested the defromed geometry option, i was able to move the forntier but the problem is that in the simulation there is no change it always refers to the initial domains for calculations, the domaine is not updated