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Anisotropic material properties in cylindrical coordinates
Posted Jan 12, 2016, 8:11 a.m. EST Heat Transfer & Phase Change, Geometry, Materials Version 5.2 1 Reply
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I am building a 3D model where there are several cylinders, placed in several locations, with an anisotropic thermal conduction in cylindrical coordinates. For example, each cylinder has a large thermal resistance in the R-direction and a low thermal resistance in the Phi- and Z-direction.
I have defined a separate cylindrical coordinate system for each of the cylinders: sys2, sys3, sys4... etc. How can I link these coordinate systems to the anisotropic material properties of parts?
I have defined a separate cylindrical coordinate system for each of the cylinders: sys2, sys3, sys4... etc. How can I link these coordinate systems to the anisotropic material properties of parts?
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