Continuity of traction vector
I am looking for a source which has a good explanation of the pill box argument to prove continuity of the traction vector. If you know of such a source (url, book etc) please let me know.
Thanks,
-Nachiket
I am looking for a source which has a good explanation of the pill box argument to prove continuity of the traction vector. If you know of such a source (url, book etc) please let me know.
Thanks,
-Nachiket
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Does anybody know how can I add following boundary condition in Fluent software for outlet of an internal flow ? Is there any easy way without needing UDF or etc.
Where p is pressure, Re is Reynolds number and vn is the velocoty component normal to the outlet section.
PLZ.......
Hi, I'm Pietro, a short term Italian incoming student at VT (virginia tech).
My advisor, in order to start my thesis there about skin friction coefficients in a scramjet combustion chamber, gave me a Modal analysis to do on a gage described as follow:
a cantilever beam (1mm diameter and 3cm long cylindrical shape) with 1mm depth and 1cm diameter cylindrical flat "hat" attached upon.
Base constraints: zero displacements, zero rotation
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Dear All,
Hello all,
I want to simulate Rolling Contact Fatigue in Ansys Multiphysics. I am
not sure whether we can perform this task in Ansys Multiphysics. Can
anybody help me regarding this? Is that possible to get S-N Curve as
result? Please help me..
-Anoop