COSMOSWorks Thermal Analysis of Molten Salt by Heat Flux
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It should be there. It's not called COSMOSWorks Thermal. I simply did a thermal analysis in COSMOSWorks. Start COSMOSWorks.
Click Study. Make sure the Mesh Type is not Beam Mesh. Then, the Thermal type should be there to choose.
peznex 2 years ago
do you know where can i get COSMOSWorks Thermal.
All i have is cosmosworks motion+flow+work.
utube2005 2 years ago
No, it's Kelvin.
peznex 3 years ago
is that in centigrade?
lutherheggs 3 years ago