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maybe this is the problem, could you tell me how those two elements can share the shame nodes please. Please you will help me a lot Thank you a lot Drej

For the thermal properties im editting Thermal conductivity, Sp. Heat, Density. For the mesh im using mesh areas->free->pick all do you think that my mesh isnot continuous? Thank you a lot Drej.

ps : There is not any conduction between those two materials.

Hello Drej I ve just did it but temp is only localised in gypsum and steel temp is zero. There is any conduction between those two materials. What do you think

Yes Grej thats right is a cross section of two elements. But the problem is when im assigning temp on gypsum there is no temp distribution on steel, i would like to mention that gyspum is not such a great insulation material. To test if gypsum is so good material i ve just made only the gypsum...

Im perfoming a thermal transient analysis. i have two thin elements in similar dimensions: Height 330mm and thickness 10mm. One is made by gypsum (1) and the the other (2) is made by steel. Like the following pic ......... . . . . . . . 1 . 2 . . . . . . . ......... Im...

Do you think that Glue command creates the problem Im using a PLANE55 element and im perfoming a thermal conduction analysis. im a bit confused

just to make clear, imagine to rectangle areas (1)(2) The first one is gypsum and the second one is steel. Im meshing the areas and then its says pick target pick pair. Im a liitle bit confused. Because i was using the GLUE command for areas now do i have to use areas again? Which element is...

thank you a lot, so may i ask you something, do you think i dont have to glue but only to use the contact pair command? thank you for your help

Hello Ansys Users, My name is Juliet and im a new user of Ansys. The purpose of my post is because i would like to ask you a question. I have to do a conduction analysis of a 2D element consisted of two layers. The first one is gypsum with specific thermal properties and the second is steel...