Creating a Thermoelectric generator in SpaceClaim

The dimensions and layout of thermoelectric generators
The inner components of the TEG
How to use SpaceClaim to draw a TEG
Getting the geometry ready for simulation in ANSYS Mechanical
Requirements
Basic understanding of what a TEG is
Description
This is a tutorial showing how to draw a thermoelectric generator (TEG) in SpaceClaim, as the first step for its performance simulation in ANSYS.
It starts with a complete description of the inner components of the TEG: The leg, the solders, the ceramics, and the electrical load.
The exact dimensions and placement of each component is explained in full detail supported with actual images of an actual commercial thermoelectric generator
After finishing this explanation, the steps for creating this geometry step by step in SpaceClaim are presented.
This includes explaining the used commands and the reason behind choosing them.
Finally, the preparation of this geometry to be ready for simulation ANSYS Mechanical by setting the "Share topology settings", and creating named selections which both are important for future meshing of the domain for completing the performance analysis in ANSYS Mechanical.
In this tutorial, a screencast is presented for the interactions with the software. The recording is done in high resolution (FHD) and every step is very clear.
Expect future courses/ tutorials on how to complete the simulation process using ANSYS Mechanical. Therefore, your feedback is greatly appreciated.
This is recorded using version 2021R1, but is applicable to any version of SpaceClaim since it does not require any sophisticated commands or options
Who this course is for
Mechanical Engineers
Electrical engineers
Researchers in heat recovery
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