The cylinder is made from 303 Steel, so the cylinder would not burst. The top temperature would not surpass 800K.
But a heat comparison between different grades of steel, aluminium etc may be viable.
This is a static problem and would use no motion.
I have ansys yes. My project will remain the same I just want to use some ansys to analyse the cylinder.
I wonder if it be a better option to CFD at two different points (Statically) - where the displacer is in the heated region, and then when the piston is in the cold region, just to look at pressure variations. This may simplify it.
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