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weak form of transient heat conduction in solids
Posted 11.02.2013, 12:51 GMT-5 Modeling Tools & Definitions 1 Reply
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Hello all,
I'm trying to come up with a transient weak formulation of heat conduction through solids. The equation of interest is:
rho.C.dT/dt + del(q)=Q
I have already successfully implemented the steady state part (subdomain) of the heat equation in Comsol's Physics Interface Builder as k.del(T).test(del(T)) which was verified by Comsol's "ht"-module. However, I have trouble in defining the weak equation for the transient part (rho.C.dT/dt).
rho.C.Tt gives me an error, saying Failed to evaluate variable Jacobian. - Variable: Tt
rho.C.d(T,t) does not give me any comparable solution to Comsol's "ht"-module
Does anyone know what the weak form of the above equation is?
Many thanks in advance
I'm trying to come up with a transient weak formulation of heat conduction through solids. The equation of interest is:
rho.C.dT/dt + del(q)=Q
I have already successfully implemented the steady state part (subdomain) of the heat equation in Comsol's Physics Interface Builder as k.del(T).test(del(T)) which was verified by Comsol's "ht"-module. However, I have trouble in defining the weak equation for the transient part (rho.C.dT/dt).
rho.C.Tt gives me an error, saying Failed to evaluate variable Jacobian. - Variable: Tt
rho.C.d(T,t) does not give me any comparable solution to Comsol's "ht"-module
Does anyone know what the weak form of the above equation is?
Many thanks in advance
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