Hello,
Can someone help me solve this issue please?
I have a multi-physics model (Magnetic field + heat transfer). I solve this model with Frequency-Stationary solver. Everything is fine with this part. Then I want to use the initial temperature values I obtained through solving my initial problem and feed them to a new solver (second part). In the second part I only solve heat transfer with different boundary conditions and I want to solve it in time domain.
I have followed the instructions carefully. In the dependent variable section, I have chosen solution 1 as the initial values for solution 2. I can solves the problem. But when I look into the temperature values in solution 2 at time 0, they are different from the temperature values I had got from the first solution. I can send you my model if you have time to look into it. I just want to know if I am missing something that my temperature values from the first study are not being transferred to my second study correctly.
Thank you very much for your time,
Paria
Dear paria
I don't understand completely your question, Can you send me your model to look into it?
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Salam
IN your problem, you should have a initial condition to solve numerically heat transfer. one solution is to assume a realistic temp. in your problem depending to the assumptions of the above-mentioned problem. The main point is that maybe the linkage between Magnetic field and heat transfer has net been defined correctly.
expand your time dependent solver , look for dependent values and choose initial based
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