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*Slap* Yeah that doesn't work too well does it, lol. Ok disregard this question.

I find out that the v-notch angle is related to the corner gap. But I want to make the v-notch always 90 degrees so I can cut it with a square punch. Here is the pan and here is the v-notch

Anyone have any tips??

Doing a sheet metal pan using Wildfire 5. The angle of the current V-notch for the corner relief is 74 degrees, but we need it to be 90 degrees to be able to punch it with the turret punch. Is there a way to change the angle? Or another way to add automated 90 degrees v-Notch? Right now we have...

You would sure have a sore neck after flying that a few hours.

Too much trees. Actually I was looking into a water-to-water heat pump. I have a 2 acre lot. Any thoughts on this?

I'll start by saying that HVAC is not my area of work. So I have a house that has hydronic baseboards, heated by an electric boiler. All the baseboards are connected in series with only one thermostat. The system is pretty old (~30 years). My question is : Would heating the house with electric...

I saw this : http://www.ergo-tech.ca/frame.cfm?ProductID=529&CategoryID=10 and immediately though about this thread.

ANSYS decides which element to use by which type of analysis you choose. I don't know how to manually specify the element in Workbench, but if you can it will be described in the help files.

On the top, there is an import button next to the Update Project. Just browse to your files.

There you go http://www.cfd-online.com/Wiki/Dimensionless_wall_distance_(y_plus)

I have used a Thinkpad T40 and a T60 in the past. If I were to buy a laptop right now, I'd definitely be looking at the new Thinkpads.

Maybe I'm getting mixed up. I know they released a beta of CFX and Fluent 12, but maybe not ANSYS V12. Sorry

Through the ANSYS Customer Portal. I'm not sure if they are still offering the beta download, as they should be close to releasing it. http://www1.ansys.com/customer/

I guess you weren`t the only one to notice this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Stroke_ratio

You could try downloading the V12 Beta and testing it yourself.

http://eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=222990

I know that on my laptop, I had to take the Mac address of my wireless instead of the LAN. You could give it a try.

Workbench is much more user friendly and easier to learn than ANSYS Classic. Although ANSYS Classic has more complex features, Workbench is better for most applications. For in depth research and complex applications, use ANSYS Classic. For everything else there's Workbench.

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