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Template: Creating a Template for the Faucet Example

Natural Convection around a Telecommunications Module

Internal Natural Convection in a Telecommunications Module

Module Geometry

Assign Aluminum Material

Assign Buoyant Air Material

Assign Silicon Material to Chips and Transceiver

Assign PCB Solid Material

AssignTotal Heat Generation to Chips

Assign Total Heat Generation to Transceiver

Assign Film Coefficient (Convection) Boundary Condition to Exterior Surfaces

Assign Mesh Sizes Automatically

Velocity Results

Temperature Results

External Aerodynamics Around a Sports Car

Transient Heat Transfer in an EGR Valve

External Compressible Flow

Internal Compressible Flow in a Nozzle

Centrifugal Pump

Axial Check Valve (Motion)

Automation: Manifold Design Study

Mesh Sensitivity Study

Human Comfort Ventilation Study

Self-Paced Fundamentals Training

Application Best Practices

Theoretical Background

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Questions about applying settings?

Hide the outer casing.

Select the internal air.

Open the Materials quick edit dialog in ONE of the following ways:

Click Edit from the toolbar:

Click Edit from the Materials context panel:

On the Material quick edit dialog, Type = Fluid

Name = Air

To allow the properties to vary with temperature, click Set... on the Environment line. On the Material Environment dialog, select Variable, and click OK.

Click Apply.

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