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Heat transfer in three blocks
Posted 19 juin 2013, 04:57 UTC−4 Version 4.3b 1 Reply
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Hello.
I have side-by-side three blocks of three difference materials. I want to explore the heat transfer in these blocks when applying a temperature on the surface between the first and second walls. I encounter the following problem.
Heat transfers through the first and second blocks, but it doesn't penetrate into the third block, because it's material is different. When I make the material of the first and third blocks the same, it works fine.
What can I do in this case?
Thanks is advance.
I have side-by-side three blocks of three difference materials. I want to explore the heat transfer in these blocks when applying a temperature on the surface between the first and second walls. I encounter the following problem.
Heat transfers through the first and second blocks, but it doesn't penetrate into the third block, because it's material is different. When I make the material of the first and third blocks the same, it works fine.
What can I do in this case?
Thanks is advance.
1 Reply Last Post 19 juin 2013, 12:37 UTC−4
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Dear Alan,
That’s strange. Maybe your material properties are such that it takes a very long time for the temperature to penetrate the material and you are not solving for a sufficiently long time duration (assuming you are performing a time domain analysis).
Nagi Elabbasi
Veryst Engineering
That’s strange. Maybe your material properties are such that it takes a very long time for the temperature to penetrate the material and you are not solving for a sufficiently long time duration (assuming you are performing a time domain analysis).
Nagi Elabbasi
Veryst Engineering