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Multiphysics how to make communication between different physics (same model?)
Posted 2013年4月28日 GMT-4 11:30 RF & Microwave Engineering, Heat Transfer & Phase Change, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Modeling Tools & Definitions, Parameters, Variables, & Functions 1 Reply
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Hi I need to make a coupling between three physics:
- MicrowaveHeating - Frequency Domain - Transient
- Non-Isothermal Laminar Flow
- Radiation Model
My problem is that I required to use the same time step in three physics but the different models have temperature, is this temperature shared by the physics automatic? Does any one know a tutorial, that shows how the communication is done between physics?
Thanks in advance.
- MicrowaveHeating - Frequency Domain - Transient
- Non-Isothermal Laminar Flow
- Radiation Model
My problem is that I required to use the same time step in three physics but the different models have temperature, is this temperature shared by the physics automatic? Does any one know a tutorial, that shows how the communication is done between physics?
Thanks in advance.
1 Reply Last Post 2013年4月29日 GMT-4 02:19
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1 decade ago
Hi
check your dependent variables, if 2 of them have T then you have an issue, you solve indepedently for both T's and you need to manually couple thjem, somthing I often find difficult. The best is to find a combination of physics that have only ONE time all your dependent variables. Then YOU must define the couplings, i.e. add a heat source that comes from the other physics in HT or vice-versa
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Good luck
Ivar
check your dependent variables, if 2 of them have T then you have an issue, you solve indepedently for both T's and you need to manually couple thjem, somthing I often find difficult. The best is to find a combination of physics that have only ONE time all your dependent variables. Then YOU must define the couplings, i.e. add a heat source that comes from the other physics in HT or vice-versa
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Good luck
Ivar