The following improvements have been made to System Coupling's participant coupling:
Added Ansys Rocky as a solver in the System Coupling ecosystem.
Coupling occurs on walls. Rocky can receive displacements and temperatures as inputs. Rocky outputs forces and heat flows.
Two-way Rocky and Mechanical structural coupling.
Two-way Rocky and Mechanical thermal coupling.
Updated the Maxwell magnetostatic solver with additional variables available for coupling. Inputs are displacements and rotations (single-valued parameters). Outputs are forces and torques (also single-valued parameters).
Added ability to model two-way impact of electromagnetic forces on the electrical switchgear mechanism for electric arc modeling.
Can now couple Fluent or AEDT and rigid body solvers (for example, Ansys Motion FMU) to perform two-way fluid-structure interaction.
FMU proxy participants now support real, integer and string FMU parameters (attributes).