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What are the TUI commands to enable / disable Shell Conduction?

Tagged: ansys-fluent, shell-conduction
    • June 6, 2022 at 8:33 am
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      To enable the Shell Conduction option for a wall, enter the following TUI command: /define/models/shell-conduction/settings/
      Then, you can choose the ID zone, the number of layers and the thickness. To disable Shell Conduction in every wall with a single action:
      /mesh/modify-zones/delete-all-shells

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