Question about copying a single-passage result to the full-passage

- May 19, 2022 at 12:57 pm
  
  weij2018
  Subscriber
  
  Hello, everyone. I am doing a fluid-thermal-solid interaction project, linking the CFX model to the static structural model. I compute the solid body temperature in CFX by conjugate-heat transfer, and I import the body temperature to the solid in the static structural model to calculate thermal stress and deformation.
  And the problem is that I compute a single passage result; for example, I calculate the temperature of a turbine with 21 blades, and I want the whole turbine's body temperature so I can obtain the entire turbine's thermal stress and deformation
  . Can anybody please help me copy the single-passage result of the CFX to the whole passage？ Thank you so much!
- July 27, 2022 at 10:43 pm
  
  Surya Deb
  Ansys Employee
  
  Hello,
  Can you export the thermal data from CFX and then suitably map it on the full domain in Static Structural?
  Regards,
  SD

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