(structural-thermal) coupling or dynamic -thermal for heat generation in turning operations

- July 1, 2019 at 1:41 pm
  
  mona
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  hello....
  
  for modeling heat generation due to friction in cutting process we must use couple structural-thermal.
  
  in ANSYS WB, They are sequential coupling and direct coupling . In sequential coupling ( thermal to structural or structural to thermal ) , coupling is considered in one direction only and i thing that couple thermal -structural incorrect if i want simulate heat generation in cutting process so my questions
  
  1) is coupling (structural to thermal) available in WB ?
  
  2) use of structural-thermal coupling for modeling cutting process , it's right? or only exiplicit dynamic- thermal coupling is right.
  
  please help me

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