Tutorial for Thermal Simulation after Feko Electromagnetic Analysis
Altair Employee
Due to electromagnetic losses, objects can heat up. This tutorial will teach you how to export the losses and the geometry from Feko, and set up a steady-state thermal simulation in OptiStruct. The tutorial assumes you are familiar with Feko but new to OptiStruct. Project files are included.
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Altair EmployeeLast tutorial in the series: a steady-state thermal simulation is set up first, to determine the temperatures in the antenna. It is followed by a structural analysis of (thermal) stress and deformation. This work was done in HyperMesh OptiStruct version 2025.
Altair EmployeeOne instruction added in the attached file.
The attached file with "Transient" in the name contains a tutorial and project files for a transient thermal simulation in HyperMesh OptiStruct. An antenna is excited electrically for 10 minutes. We analyze how it heats up during those ten minutes, and then how is cools during the next ten minutes.