Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
L t
Lecture 5
Steady-State
y
Heat Transfer
ANSYS Mechanical
Heat Transfer
When the flow of heat does not vary with time, heat transfer is
referred to as steady-state.
Since the flow of heat does not vary with time, the temperature of
the system and the thermal loads on the system also do not vary
with time.
From
o thet e First
st Law
a oof Thermodynamics,
e ody a cs, tthe e steady
steady-state
state heat
eat
balance can be expressed simply as:
T T T ...
k xx + k yy + k zz + q = 0
x x y y z z
[K ]{T} = {Q}
Analysis Settings:
Step Controls: control multiple steps
as wells as auto time stepping.
Nonlinear Controls: specify
convergence criteria and control line
search solver option.
Output Control: controls content and
frequency with which results are
saved.
Analysis Data Management: general
options controlling file management
and solver units.
After evaluating the default mesh, several mesh controls are added to
modify element size and shape:
Note, the DesignModeler geometry was assembled as a multi-body part,
thus the mesh is continuous across parts which means no contact is
necessary.
Since the model is steady state and linear we will leave the Analysis
S i
Settings iin their
h i default
d f l configuration
fi i and
d solve
l theh model.
d l
Results Can Be
Scoped to Individual
Parts to Refine the
Solution Display for
Each
Directional Results, Heat
Temperature Plot for Flux Here, Can Be Displayed
All Bodies Gives a as Vectors to Enhance the
Good Overview of the Interpretation of Heat Flow
Distribution
Throughout the
Assembly
W k h 5
Workshop
Solenoid
ANSYS Mechanical
Heat Transfer