ansys measurement unit? timehist post

[Staedtlerp]

Hello boys:finger:
I have a problem..... once I make the transient analysis of a piezoelectric travetta, I move into post-pro timehist to see the graphs and set the variables.... having chosen as electric potential variable I appear numbers next to me that are the maximum and the minimum among which varies the set variable (in my case the potential!). ..now, but these numbers in what are expressed in volts or millivolts?? How do I see the variable measurement units? Thank you very much::smile:

 

[gerod]

Bye.
it would be recommended to present itself in the forums as soon as one enters into it.
instead it is mandatory to comply with the rules signed.
Shall we start from scratch?
Thank you.

 

[Staedtlerp]

...other than the fact that it's not the first discussion I'm putting.... I have to submit to every discussion? ? . I don't know what you're talking about, so if you can enlighten me!

 

[gerod]

It's the second one, I know. Because in the first you didn't show up, I'd say you should do it once.
I then remembered that there are rules written to respect, without references to you.
Hi.

 

[Staedtlerp]

ok, then I introduce myself....I am a student graduating in aerospace (specialist degrees) and only recently (because of the thesis) I approached the ansys world...I actually had already done it in the three years using fluent, but I used a rather dated version, in which there was no possibility to make fem both structural and electrical or piezoelectric. in the package was inserted only fluent and gambit....so I let you imagine that version I used!...for the rest I always used software like rhinoceros or sometimes catia! I came across your forum by chance and I have to say that I find it very complete and you very celeri and uncommon to answer. . .:finger:
is the second question that I can't understand well...sorry, if you didn't tell me why you told me that there are rules to respect?? I read them and signed them, you're right....if you're referring to the fact that there are already open posts with the same titles or with the same themes dealt, I can assure you that I have already checked, but I didn't find what I was looking for. . .

 

[luigi.paiano]

returning to the problem,the unit of measurement of the output quantities depends on the units used in input...if you do not squeal it simulates a simple problem so you read every doubt

 

[gerod]

ok, then I introduce myself....I am a student graduating in aerospace (specialist degrees) and only recently (because of the thesis) I approached the ansys world...I actually had already done it in the three years using fluent, but I used a rather dated version, in which there was no possibility to make fem both structural and electrical or piezoelectric. in the package was inserted only fluent and gambit....so I let you imagine that version I used!...for the rest I always used software like rhinoceros or sometimes catia! I came across your forum by chance and I have to say that I find it very complete and you very celeri and uncommon to answer. . .:finger:
is the second question that I can't understand well...sorry, if you didn't tell me why you told me that there are rules to respect?? I read them and signed them, you're right....if you're referring to the fact that there are already open posts with the same titles or with the same themes dealt, I can assure you that I have already checked, but I didn't find what I was looking for. . .

Great!
They were all like you!
hello and good work again.

 

[stefano.garbin]

control this debate.
you will find a pdf file attached with a "consistent" measuring unit scheme.