thermal transient problem on Y direction
thermal transient problem on Y direction
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Hi all,
i'm trying to performe a 2D transient thermal study, but i don't know how to insert a data.
I need to see how heat is exchanged in air, with Y direction (Vertical).
I have a steel component, heat flux in left side of it and air.
Red line i designed is what i wanted to have:
i'm trying to performe a 2D transient thermal study, but i don't know how to insert a data.
I need to see how heat is exchanged in air, with Y direction (Vertical).
I have a steel component, heat flux in left side of it and air.
Red line i designed is what i wanted to have:

RE: thermal transient problem on Y direction
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fd0xQQ1IGvw
RE: thermal transient problem on Y direction
RE: thermal transient problem on Y direction
RE: thermal transient problem on Y direction
I altready tried to adjust colour data to see if it is, but not.
According to you what can i modify on my boundary conditions to get vertical effect?
Thank you
RE: thermal transient problem on Y direction
RE: thermal transient problem on Y direction
RE: thermal transient problem on Y direction
@Erik understood but for me it's important to see a temperature variation in this area.
Thank you all for answer
RE: thermal transient problem on Y direction
When it comes to the way you can visualize temperature distribution inside the area marked with red line, you would have to use named selection to hide the rest of the model and see only this part.
RE: thermal transient problem on Y direction
Include screenshots of your model/geometry with the different parts and mark out where the air is and where the structure is (also BC and so on). Also what is the purpose of the analysis, and what is that red line.
RE: thermal transient problem on Y direction
I think it's better to explain with this example:
It's also a 2D analysis, in on the bottom there is a resistor where there's applied a tension, the rectangle around is environment that i need to study.
Resistor material is alluminium, and environment is air.
I have a bonded contact.
I need to see in time what temperature i'll have on some points above resistor.
This is the result in temperature:
Why according to you it doesn't recognize that Y axis is vertical, so i have a different heat sink between Y and X axis?
Thank you
Regards
RE: thermal transient problem on Y direction
RE: thermal transient problem on Y direction