Questions tagged [heat-transfer]
For questions about modeling heat transfer, often through the use of heat (differential) equation.
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Datasets for inverse heat transfer problems
I was wondering if there is an available, real-life known inverse heat transfer problem dataset to benchmark oneselfs algorithm, as in MNIST for deep learning. Talking about... (well in this case I ...
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Coupled Partial Differential Equations
I'm trying to solve the following system of coupled differential equations, the two-temperature model for $e$ = electrons and $l$ = lattice.
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\rho_{e}C_{p,e}\frac{\partial T_{e}}{\partial t} = k_{e}\...
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How can I apply a mixed boundary condition to a multi-material heat transfer problem using Crank-Nicolson?
I am working on a mixed material model for a melting material and need to enforce both a Dirichlet and Neumann type condition at the interface. Subject to an external surface heat flux at the top of ...
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Thermo Hydraulic Mechanical modeling of energy wall slab in camsol multiphysics
I am currently working on a complex simulation project involving an energy wall slab, and I need assistance in accurately modeling and validating it using COMSOL Multiphysics. Here are the details of ...
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How to handle non bilinear weak form?
I solved the 2D heat equation using the finite element method. It all went well first with the adiabatic case, however problems occured when I introduced cooling with the enviroment.
I modeled the ...
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Where am I making a mistake in solving the heat equation using the spectral method (Chebyshev's differentiation matrix)?
I would like to numerically solve the following heat equation problem:
$$ u_t = \Bigg(2{a \over l}\Bigg)^2 u_{xx} \tag 1$$
$$ x \in [ -1, 1 ] \tag 2$$
$$ u(x, 0) = 0 \tag 3$$
$$ u(1, t) = A \sin \Bigg(...
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Why does scipy Conjugate Gradient solver fail to converge for non-steady heat equation using Crank-Nicolson method
Could someone please explain why my implementation of the Crank-Nicolson method applied to the non-steady heat equation won't converge? There shouldn't be any nonlinear aspects to my implementation ...
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Efficient heat diffusion implementation with varying coefficients
I have the following heat diffusion equation:
\begin{alignat}{3}
\partial_t u(t, \vec{x}) &= g(\vec{x})\Delta u(t,\vec{x}), &\quad& \vec{x} \in\Omega, \, t\in(0,\infty],\\
\partial_n u(t,\...
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Prediction of sphere (i.e. roast) core temperature heated in an oven
The real-life problem
Assume I put a spherical roast with initially constant temperature of start_temp=25 (°C) into an oven with ...
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2D Heat equation solved with finite element method converges in skewed way
I tried to solve the 2D heat equation with the finite element method, using triangles as elements. Currently generated by a Delaunay triangulation. The base function I'm currently using is basically ...
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How to get a normalized gradient with FreeFem++?
I am trying to use FreeFem++ to solve the heat geodesics algorithm.
The algorithm is:
solve $\dot u = \Delta u$ at a specific time $t$.
compute $X = \frac{\nabla u_t}{|\nabla u_t|}$
solve $\Delta\phi ...
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Accuracy of the Crank-Nicolson method for non-linear, inhomogeneous heat equation
I am currently coding a solution to the following PDE:
$\frac{\partial T }{\partial t} =\frac{\partial}{\partial \theta}(A(\theta ,\phi )\frac{\partial T }{\partial \theta}) +\frac{\partial }{\partial ...
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Conceptual doubt regarding 2D conjugate heat transfer modelling (COMSOL and Mathemtica)
I have been dealing with some conceptual flaws in my understanding of modelling, which I will elaborate herein. I am modelling conjugate heat transfer of a reciprocating fluid, which flows with ...
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Problem with my Octave code (unsteady heat equation with FEM)
I want help with my Octave code regarding the unsteady heat equation.
My geometry and mesh are generated with FreeFEM++, so there is no problem with that (I tried it with the steady problem with no ...
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How to accelerate the computing of implicit finite difference method for heat conduction between two solids
Edit on May 3rd: I have found the problem. Because the difference of between $k_1$ and $k_2$ is huge, a very small time step need to be chosen so that the right green part can "feel" the ...