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How is Thin Thermally Resistant Layer calculated?
Posted Sep 17, 2010, 4:13 p.m. EDT 1 Reply
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Hi, I'm trying to set up a problem which includes a "Thin thermally Resistive Layer" pair. The documentation does not address how exactly this calculation is preformed, especially in the event of a temperature dependent thermal conductivity. Does anyone know how it is preformed?
I've actually got the pair working for the moment, but I would like to understand exactly what equations it is solving so that I know the limits of my model. I would also like to know because it might help me add some of the other thermal conductivity effects I have in mind for my model.
I checked all the documentation by doing a text search and no theory shows up. Anyone know the equations or can direct me to a reference?
I've actually got the pair working for the moment, but I would like to understand exactly what equations it is solving so that I know the limits of my model. I would also like to know because it might help me add some of the other thermal conductivity effects I have in mind for my model.
I checked all the documentation by doing a text search and no theory shows up. Anyone know the equations or can direct me to a reference?
1 Reply Last Post Sep 19, 2010, 6:13 a.m. EDT
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1 decade ago
Hi
in general you can understand most if you look at the equations (V4 turn on options preferences equaation, 3.5 look at "physics - equation settings - boundary equation settings - equations tab"
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Good luck
Ivar
in general you can understand most if you look at the equations (V4 turn on options preferences equaation, 3.5 look at "physics - equation settings - boundary equation settings - equations tab"
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Good luck
Ivar