IMP how to perform a dynamic thermal analysis on ANSYS?

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To perform a dynamic thermal analysis on ANSYS for a model involving an alumina pin on a rotating steel disc, users face challenges since LS-DYNA only supports structural analysis. The need for rotational speed complicates the thermal analysis, as ANSYS must be utilized for this purpose. Suggestions include exploring frictional-based analytic solutions, but implementing motion in thermal analysis remains difficult. Users are encouraged to consider alternative methods to simulate heat generation and transfer effectively. Completing this analysis is crucial for the B.Tech project.
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IMP! how to perform a dynamic thermal analysis on ANSYS?

I have to simulate a model having an alumina pin on a rotating steel disc to calculate the surface contact temperature of the pin in ANSYS, and to give rotational speed to the disc LS-DYNA has to be used. But thermal analysis cannot be performed with LS-DYNA...only structural analysis can be done.
So please someone tell me how I can perform the analysis. I am in great need of an advice. This is my B.Tech project and it has to be done.
Someone help!
 
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Have you tried any frictional based analytic solution first?
 


yes i,ve done that...
but I've taken the frictional heat as a moving heat flux
it is hard to give any kind of motion to components and do a thermal analysis
 

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