Nickus
Mechanical
- Nov 3, 2012
- 3
Hello,
I am trying to simulate a simple problem for transient heat transfer. I using 2D planar object with a cross section of a cylinder. Initially my body is at 300 K and then the BC are - at inner radius a temperature of 1200 K is imposed and at the outer radius a temperature of 300 K is maintained. When I run the analysis in steady state I get the expected heat temperature distribution. However with the transient analysis I believe my solution is not propagating with time at all.
1. I use a pre-defined field for specifying initial temp condition.
2. For the second step I have experimented with time period of upto 10 and max allowable increment of time as 0.01.
3. Whenever I run this analysis the only change in temperature distribution that I can see is in the elements comprising of the inner radius. The temperature of all the other elements remain same at 300K.
Can someone please help me as to where I am going wrong.
Thanks a lot
I am trying to simulate a simple problem for transient heat transfer. I using 2D planar object with a cross section of a cylinder. Initially my body is at 300 K and then the BC are - at inner radius a temperature of 1200 K is imposed and at the outer radius a temperature of 300 K is maintained. When I run the analysis in steady state I get the expected heat temperature distribution. However with the transient analysis I believe my solution is not propagating with time at all.
1. I use a pre-defined field for specifying initial temp condition.
2. For the second step I have experimented with time period of upto 10 and max allowable increment of time as 0.01.
3. Whenever I run this analysis the only change in temperature distribution that I can see is in the elements comprising of the inner radius. The temperature of all the other elements remain same at 300K.
Can someone please help me as to where I am going wrong.
Thanks a lot