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Temperatures missed in the solid area in "Conjugate Heat Transfer" calculation --- Super Simple Model attached!!
Posted 6 mars 2014, 09:28 UTC−5 Heat Transfer Version 4.4 2 Replies
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Why are no Temperatures calculated in the 'solid' domain, while they are calculated in the fluid domain.
I easily understand that no velocities can be calculated for the solid area, but temperature should be, I think.
Is there again some checkbox, I have overlooked ?
I easily understand that no velocities can be calculated for the solid area, but temperature should be, I think.
Is there again some checkbox, I have overlooked ?
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2 Replies Last Post 7 mars 2014, 03:41 UTC−5
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi,
The temperature is solved, as it must be. Simply you 'don't see' it in surface or contour graphs, because you have 'Thermal Light' color table selected and the solid has about the maximum temperature (almost uniform), which corresponds to white colour. Just change the color table, like to Rainbow, and temperature is also shown in a non-white color.
Regards.
Jesus.
The temperature is solved, as it must be. Simply you 'don't see' it in surface or contour graphs, because you have 'Thermal Light' color table selected and the solid has about the maximum temperature (almost uniform), which corresponds to white colour. Just change the color table, like to Rainbow, and temperature is also shown in a non-white color.
Regards.
Jesus.
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi,
Perfect! Like Sherlock Holmes :-) Thank You !
Yes now I see: "no data" and "maximum data" have identical colour coding and therefore are inditinuishable with the default colour table and "default" colour scaling. Unfortunately the white colour redraws the presentation of velocities, where the perfectly same area is presented in the perfectly same colour, where white means "no data" while in the temperature presentation this color means maximum temperature-
Greetings
Hans
Perfect! Like Sherlock Holmes :-) Thank You !
Yes now I see: "no data" and "maximum data" have identical colour coding and therefore are inditinuishable with the default colour table and "default" colour scaling. Unfortunately the white colour redraws the presentation of velocities, where the perfectly same area is presented in the perfectly same colour, where white means "no data" while in the temperature presentation this color means maximum temperature-
Greetings
Hans