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Heat Transfer & Acoustics simulation not converging
Posted 2021年9月9日 GMT-4 23:15 Acoustics & Vibrations, Heat Transfer & Phase Change, Structural Mechanics Version 5.6 0 Replies
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Hello all,
I have a 2D COMSOL 5.6 simulation that incorporates Heat Transfer, Solid Mechanics, and Pressure Acoustics. I will try to explain as briefly and effectively as I can my simulation and my problem:
It is a 2D simulation. A thin film of Material 1 (fluid) is against Material 2 (solid). Heat Transfer includes both domains, and Deposited Beam Power strikes the exposed face of Material 1. The purpose is to heat up Material 1 (fluid) and produce acoustic waves in Material 2 (solid). Pressure Acoustics physics includes both domains. Solid Mechanics includes only Material 2. I do not have an Acoustic-Structure boundary. I do not have any Fluid physics or a Fluid-Structure boundary. I have denoted Material 1 as Fluid 1 and Material 2 as a solid under the Heat Transfer physics node.
I am using a built-in beam profile and have set the incident intensity. However, niether my Stationary nor my Time Dependent studies are converging. Am I missing some other boundary conditions that should go along with Deposited Beam Power? I have studied and reproduced 'Heating of a Silicon Wafer' to no avail, although I could be missing something critical.
Could someone advise me as to what boundary conditions are a must for a Heat Transfer scenario, and how to properly use Deposited Beam Power? I am new to using Heat Transfer physics in COMSOL.
Thank you for your time. All recommendations, links to Knowledge Bases, or example files are appreciated.
Hello Nicholas Garcia
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