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Hi all,
I am doing a simulation in the extrusion head of a 3d printer. I would like to put the temperature depending on the time on the heating element . How can it be done?
Thank you in advance
Kind regards
Hello Gabriel,
Are you talking about a polymer 3D printer? yes. it is possible to provide temperature-dependent boundary conditions on the inlet or surrounding wall.
Can you please draw a sketch of the problem then we can provide how to go about it.
Thank you,
Narendra Singh
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