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Calculation of the temperature maxima of the entire simulation
Posted Jul 25, 2011, 8:06 a.m. EDT Heat Transfer & Phase Change, Materials, Parameters, Variables, & Functions, Results & Visualization Version 4.2 1 Reply
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Hello everybody,
I have simulated the time-dependent joule-heating of a structure, now I like to calculate the total maximum of the temperature which occurred during the entire heating and cooling process (only one value). My problem is that I’m only able to calculate the highest value for each time-step and not the highest value over all time-step. Is there a way how such a total maxima could be calculated?
Thanks
Sebastian
I have simulated the time-dependent joule-heating of a structure, now I like to calculate the total maximum of the temperature which occurred during the entire heating and cooling process (only one value). My problem is that I’m only able to calculate the highest value for each time-step and not the highest value over all time-step. Is there a way how such a total maxima could be calculated?
Thanks
Sebastian
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I have found that the value of a specific time-step could be displayed by using the at operator (at(time,variable). Is there any possibility to get the time-step at which the temperature maximum of the simulation had been occurred?
Thanks for help
Sebastian
Thanks for help
Sebastian