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Joule heating using terminal
Posted Sep 5, 2017, 3:52 a.m. EDT Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Heat Transfer & Phase Change, Modeling Tools & Definitions, Parameters, Variables, & Functions Version 5.3 1 Reply
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Hello.
I'm trying to simulate the process of plasma-plasma sintering.
To set the heating rate, I model the PID controller with the input current at the upper boundary using the terminal.
But the resultant current at all points of the model is the same, which is incorrect.
What's my mistake?
I added a link to the model file, because I can not attach a file here.
yadi.sk/d/_DdnVw1t3McJo7
I'm trying to simulate the process of plasma-plasma sintering.
To set the heating rate, I model the PID controller with the input current at the upper boundary using the terminal.
But the resultant current at all points of the model is the same, which is incorrect.
What's my mistake?
I added a link to the model file, because I can not attach a file here.
yadi.sk/d/_DdnVw1t3McJo7
1 Reply Last Post Sep 12, 2017, 2:26 a.m. EDT
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7 years ago
Nikita,
I computed your model, and the current density is not uniform in the domain. May be you should adjust Range limits in the Plot Settings to see the current distribution in the domain. See picture attached.
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Best regards,
Dmitrii L.
I computed your model, and the current density is not uniform in the domain. May be you should adjust Range limits in the Plot Settings to see the current distribution in the domain. See picture attached.
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Best regards,
Dmitrii L.
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