RADIATION and time scaling
Hello,
i have a little question about the possibility of time scaling and the use of the radiation load collector.
I used the factor 10 (1sec in simulation=10sec in real time) to speed up my thermal analysis with radioss.
It works fine wenn i scale thermal conductivity and the heat transfer coefficent (for example convection) by the factor i used for speed up (10).
Is this although possible for the radiation? Because i don't see any way to scale this value in correct way...
With best regards
Kintsch
Answers
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Hi Kintsch,
This /RADIATION is an imposed load condition. in this load card we have a time function identifier ( fct_IDT ) for the temperature of heat source. Here you can create a required time vs temperature function
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I don't think this will work, a little example:
Convection:
Q=h_conv*(T_1-T_2)
with time scaling by 10 i just go to the h_conv value and scal it with the same value
h_conv=yy*10
Radiation:
Q=e*Boltzman_const*(T_1^4-T_2^4)
e = has to be a value between 0 and 1 .. so i don't have the possibility to scale this value over the emissionfactor
With the Time vs Temperature i only can scale an constant value, because T_1 is my sourounding Temperature and it is const. 303,15K.
With best regards
Kintsch
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okay the Solution of the Problem is realy easy.
the emission hast to be a value between 0 and 1, but you can define values greater than 1.
So for example if you want to speed up your thermal calculation by a factor of 10 you just need to scale your emission factor.
e (with out scaling) = 0.6
e (with sclaing by 10) =6.0
works absolut fine.
If you want to solve radiation problems use the newest Radioss version (2017.2), with older version i had extrem deviations to the real temperature values!
With best regards
Kintsch
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