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Need help in Heat Transfer simulation.
Posted 6 ago 2012, 08:49 GMT-4 Heat Transfer & Phase Change Version 3.5a, Version 4.1 1 Reply
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Hi Comsol Community,
I have a litle experience in eddy current simulation using Comsol, but now here in the lab I need to work with the heat transfer module.
So I need to set up a simulation in that I set a initial temperature in a sample and observe 10 seconds of the natural cooling of this sample, but i can't find this option in Comsol, perhaps you can help me. I have both the 3.5 and 4.1 versions of Comsol.
Thanks for your help!
I have a litle experience in eddy current simulation using Comsol, but now here in the lab I need to work with the heat transfer module.
So I need to set up a simulation in that I set a initial temperature in a sample and observe 10 seconds of the natural cooling of this sample, but i can't find this option in Comsol, perhaps you can help me. I have both the 3.5 and 4.1 versions of Comsol.
Thanks for your help!
1 Reply Last Post 6 ago 2012, 10:12 GMT-4
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1 decade ago
Hi
if it's only the cooling, you deine the initial conditions T=T initial, and set the external boundary cooling to T=Tcool) and then run atransient time solver case on your model.
You can also heat the model with a stationary or time series, with a given heating process (joule heating or anything else) and then use that as initial conditions, as you can run a Joule heating case and set a time limit to the Joule heating and trace the heating and cooling with a transient time series.
THis is easily done in both 3.5 or v4
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Good luck
Ivar
if it's only the cooling, you deine the initial conditions T=T initial, and set the external boundary cooling to T=Tcool) and then run atransient time solver case on your model.
You can also heat the model with a stationary or time series, with a given heating process (joule heating or anything else) and then use that as initial conditions, as you can run a Joule heating case and set a time limit to the Joule heating and trace the heating and cooling with a transient time series.
THis is easily done in both 3.5 or v4
--
Good luck
Ivar