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How to set an environment temperature

Posted 24.01.2014, 22:52 GMT-5 Heat Transfer & Phase Change Version 4.3 2 Replies

Avinash Gupta
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Hi everyone,

I am new to Comsol, My question is how to set and environment temperature in comsol heat transfer module.?

Actually i want to see the temperature distribution over a time on certain material in a preset heated environment (say 100degC)

Can someone help me.. please...???
2 Replies Last Post 27.01.2014, 06:25 GMT-5
Marino Miccio
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Posted: 1 decade ago 27.01.2014, 04:27 GMT-5
Hi,

If your environment has 100°C as initial temperature you have to set it in "Initial Value" in the heat transfer module.
See the image attached.

Have a good work!

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Marino Miccio
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Hi, If your environment has 100°C as initial temperature you have to set it in "Initial Value" in the heat transfer module. See the image attached. Have a good work! -- Marino Miccio Chemical Engineer http://marinomiccio.wix.com/home
Hans Gennerich
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Posted: 1 decade ago 27.01.2014, 06:25 GMT-5
In the basic "Multiphysics" Module You can choose
under the node "Physics", You can choose: "Heat Transfer in Solids"
Under that node You can choose in the menu (ribbon) "Physics" /" Boundaries" /"Temperature" and set there the temperature at the boundary of Your object.
In the basic "Multiphysics" Module You can choose under the node "Physics", You can choose: "Heat Transfer in Solids" Under that node You can choose in the menu (ribbon) "Physics" /" Boundaries" /"Temperature" and set there the temperature at the boundary of Your object.

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