Parametric Studies in SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation

Parametric Studies in SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation allow optimization or batch iteration of parameters - whether these are simulation parameters such as flow rate or the heat power of a heat source, or model parameters such as dimensions and mates. Three modes of operating the Parametric Study each serve different use cases: "What If Analysis", "Goal Optimization", and "Design of Experiments" and each are covered briefly in this tutorial.
For additional information please consult the SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation help files:
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Download the file used in the video to follow along (SOLIDWORKS 2020 format): www.dropbox.com/s/22yu9nrjlbl...
Presented by Ryan Navarro
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:30 "What If Analysis" Study Type
5:27 Excel export and formatting
5:50 "Goal Optimization" Study Type
7:30 "Design of Experiments" Study Type
11:06 Response Surface Plots
12:15 Defining Objective Function (Optimum design point)
13:46 Creating a Project from Design Point/Experiment
14:10 Geometry Variation Tips
14:39 Summary
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[@brodymiller9299]

Really informative and well made. Thanks!

[@ahmadyusuf2966]

Thank you for the explanation!

[@HA-cy4vx]

helps a lot!

[@dremich_]

At 13:47, after you create a project and it updates the geometry, how do you switch back to the geometry of one of the other projects you've created? I can only view the geometry of the most recently made project.