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please solve my error in detail
The thermal expansion coefficient corresponds to "A" in °C^(-1) or K^(-1). For this error, you have to define your material differently:
Then, what do you want to do exactly ? Because your temperature is not well defined and I think that you have to add more constraints or add convection and ambient temperature if you want this.
The thermal expansion coefficient corresponds to "A" in °C^(-1) or K^(-1). For this error, you have to define your material differently: Then, what do you want to do exactly ? Because your temperature is not well defined and I think that you have to add more constraints or add convection and ambient temperature if you want this.
Here you can find 2 documents for thermal analysis with Optistruct
the same post of yours was already answered here:
https://community.altair.com/community?id=community_question&sys_id=65baaca3db10f054e8863978f4961946
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