Magnus Ringh
COMSOL Employee
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Posted:
4 years ago
2021年3月23日 GMT-4 05:07
Hi,
If the material property does not dependent on temperature, you can use it in a PDE coefficient as mat1.def.Cp
, for example, which represents the heat capacity in a material with the name mat1
. If there is a temperature dependence, you can define a parameter for the temperature and pass that or a numerical value as an argument for the temperature, when it is not a dependent variable T
that you solve for.
Best regards,
Magnus Ringh
Hi,
If the material property does not dependent on temperature, you can use it in a PDE coefficient as `mat1.def.Cp`, for example, which represents the heat capacity in a material with the name `mat1`. If there is a temperature dependence, you can define a parameter for the temperature and pass that or a numerical value as an argument for the temperature, when it is not a dependent variable `T` that you solve for.
Best regards,
Magnus Ringh