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Recording of Dr. Bhaskaran's Lecture on 10/25/25

Link to video recording of Dr. Bhaskaran's lecture

Timestamps:

Problem Specification, 19:46
Pre-Analysis, 22:40
Geometry and Saving in Ansys, 38:05
- Share Topology Addendum: 55:33
Mesh, 55:01
Mathematical Model, 1:02:18
Numerical Solution, 1:10:03
Post-Processing, 1:11:01

Continuation of Dr. Bhaskaran's Lecture

Coming soon!

Creating and Exporting CAD Geometry in Autodesk Fusion

See the video below for tips on creating the torque wrench geometry in Fusion, naming the bodies, importing the STEP file into Ansys, and using Share Topology.

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