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Weak form PDE edge??
Posted 25 ott 2009, 09:16 GMT-4 3 Replies
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Hello all,
I was wondering how I can transform the following equation to the weak form.
I have attached a DOC file with equation in it. I tried to change it to the weak form but I had no success.
Can someone please help me? All the help is well appreciated!!
Thank you so much!!
Matthew
I was wondering how I can transform the following equation to the weak form.
I have attached a DOC file with equation in it. I tried to change it to the weak form but I had no success.
Can someone please help me? All the help is well appreciated!!
Thank you so much!!
Matthew
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3 Replies Last Post 26 ott 2009, 11:41 GMT-4
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Posted:
2 decades ago
Hi Matthew,
I think you should explain better your problem.
Some questions:
1) It is something related to the thermal field?
2) What is the physical meaning of the various terms of your equation?
3) What do you would like to model?
4) Is your problem axi-symmetric?
Please give some of the details above. If not, I think it is impossible to help you...
Hi.
Alessandro
I think you should explain better your problem.
Some questions:
1) It is something related to the thermal field?
2) What is the physical meaning of the various terms of your equation?
3) What do you would like to model?
4) Is your problem axi-symmetric?
Please give some of the details above. If not, I think it is impossible to help you...
Hi.
Alessandro
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Posted:
2 decades ago
Hi Matthew,
I think you should explain better your problem.
Some questions:
1) It is something related to the thermal field?
2) What is the physical meaning of the various terms of your equation?
3) What do you would like to model?
4) Is your problem axi-symmetric?
Please give some of the details above. If not, I think it is impossible to help you...
Hi.
Alessandro
I think you should explain better your problem.
Some questions:
1) It is something related to the thermal field?
2) What is the physical meaning of the various terms of your equation?
3) What do you would like to model?
4) Is your problem axi-symmetric?
Please give some of the details above. If not, I think it is impossible to help you...
Hi.
Alessandro
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Posted:
2 decades ago
Hello Alessandro,
1) I am trying to model an adiabatic model. I found this equation from literature and trying to implement it using a weak form.
2) omega = rotational speed, rho = density of fluid, Cp = specific heat, h = film thickness, u = viscosity of fluid, r = radius of bearing, P = pressure, T = temperature
3) Using this adiabatic equation, I want to take a look at the temperature variation of the bearing.
4) Yes it is axi-symmetric.
I am sorry about not providing enough info. I tried to implement this equation using PDE Edge weak form but it seems like there are no temperature variation.
Thanks,
Matthew
1) I am trying to model an adiabatic model. I found this equation from literature and trying to implement it using a weak form.
2) omega = rotational speed, rho = density of fluid, Cp = specific heat, h = film thickness, u = viscosity of fluid, r = radius of bearing, P = pressure, T = temperature
3) Using this adiabatic equation, I want to take a look at the temperature variation of the bearing.
4) Yes it is axi-symmetric.
I am sorry about not providing enough info. I tried to implement this equation using PDE Edge weak form but it seems like there are no temperature variation.
Thanks,
Matthew