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Hi, anyone can share some tutorial on how to apply heat generation on 3d solid model? i am doing project on transient heat transfer. thank you for your help
yes i already follow the tutorial.
sample model with QVOL for transient.
Please take a look at this ebook for some tips on Heat Transfer analysis with OptiStruct.
https://altairuniversity.com/free-ebook-thermal-analysis-with-optistruct/
tutorial OS-T 1090 is almost what you need, but you will need to change from Heat Flux (surface) in Step 5 to QVOL (volumetric) applied to your solid elements.
Please take a look at this ebook for some tips on Heat Transfer analysis with OptiStruct. https://altairuniversity.com/free-ebook-thermal-analysis-with-optistruct/ tutorial OS-T 1090 is almost what you need, but you will need to change from Heat Flux (surface) in Step 5 to QVOL (volumetric) applied to your solid elements.
alright. thank you Mr Adriano
But, for QVOL, do i need to make conduction surface elements first?
i got error
*** ERROR # 5028 *** QVOL does not refer to valid heat conduction elements. QVOL ID = 41.
how to resolve this?
i got error *** ERROR # 5028 *** QVOL does not refer to valid heat conduction elements. QVOL ID = 41. how to resolve this?
i would follow the tutorial, and change the flux by a QVOL and give it a try. Is that what you've tried?
Can you share some pictures?
QVOL is applied to a solid element (hexa or tetra).
i would follow the tutorial, and change the flux by a QVOL and give it a try. Is that what you've tried? Can you share some pictures? QVOL is applied to a solid element (hexa or tetra).
Thank you so much Mr Adriano. really helpful
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