Hi
Since a few days, I am taking my first steps with Elmer and I am very happy, that the first results are looking as they should...
As I am stepping further, I would like to change my heat flux which is now constant on an area (circle) in such a way, that it is bigger at the border of the circle and smaller in the middle (like bowl) - so I want to have a heat flux, which is dependent on the position in the circle.
Is this possible in Elmer? What should I read to solve this?
Thanks for that program and the help!
Newbie: Location dependent heat flux - possible?
Re: Newbie: Location dependent heat flux - possible?
Hi,
you can have a coordinate dependent heat flux using something like (Caution: untested!)
This should give a flux equal to the distance from the center.
For details about the MATC language, see the MATC manual.
Or you can write a function yourself and call it like in (Windows convention, under Linux you might need another suffix)
See also chapter "basic programming" in the solver manual.
HTH,
Matthias
you can have a coordinate dependent heat flux using something like (Caution: untested!)
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Heat Flux = Variable Coordinate 1, Coordinate 2; Real MATC "sqrt(tx(0)^2 + tx(1)^2)"
For details about the MATC language, see the MATC manual.
Or you can write a function yourself and call it like in (Windows convention, under Linux you might need another suffix)
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Heat Flux = Variable Coordinate 1, Coordinate 2; Real Procedure "Myfunction.dll" "Myfunction"
HTH,
Matthias
Re: Newbie: Location dependent heat flux - possible?
Thanks that helps!
Best regards
Best regards