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Hello all,
I use ANSYS at work quite a bit and I know others in the forum propably do also. I mainly model thermal, stress, and combined thermal-stress interactions on all sorts of geometries. I have noticed a lot of the questions asked in here on ANSYS are very simplistic and probably deal with homework assignments more so than actual real world ANSYS models. Therefore, I am willing to start writing some simple tutorials here that illustrate the ANSYS apdl language and the beneficial use of input files. I will not write any tutorials for the ANSYS Workbench environment. I do not use that environment and beginners should not use it either. (In my opinion.)
Is anyone in favor of this?
Is anyone else in favor of contributing?
Thanks
Matt
I use ANSYS at work quite a bit and I know others in the forum propably do also. I mainly model thermal, stress, and combined thermal-stress interactions on all sorts of geometries. I have noticed a lot of the questions asked in here on ANSYS are very simplistic and probably deal with homework assignments more so than actual real world ANSYS models. Therefore, I am willing to start writing some simple tutorials here that illustrate the ANSYS apdl language and the beneficial use of input files. I will not write any tutorials for the ANSYS Workbench environment. I do not use that environment and beginners should not use it either. (In my opinion.)
Is anyone in favor of this?
Is anyone else in favor of contributing?
Thanks
Matt