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FEAT: Cooled turbine example #255

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This example demonstrate 3D thermal-stress analysis of a cooled turbine
Blade. Convection, mass flow rate, temperatures are applied to Thermal
fluid bodies. Adiabatic surfaces are fixed. Thermal stress analysis is
solved and post-process temperature distribution and equivalent von-mises
stress for solid region.

@github-actions github-actions bot added the enhancement New features or code improvements label May 22, 2025
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dipinknair commented Jun 23, 2025

ansys/pymechanical#998
25R1 will give issue in PyMechanical on Linux (work around is to add workbench configuration)

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# config = AddinConfiguration("Mechanical")
config = AddinConfiguration("WorkBench")
config.no_act_addins = True
app = App(config=config)
  • Try on newer version on Linux ( Docker image as well)

@dipinknair dipinknair requested a review from vnamdeo June 23, 2025 14:18
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Looks good.

@vnamdeo vnamdeo merged commit d686e49 into main Jul 17, 2025
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@vnamdeo vnamdeo deleted the feat/cooled_turbine branch July 17, 2025 08:59
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