Introduce data table
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17 years 9 months ago #1383
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Hello everybody,
I am trying to simulate a 2d thermo-mechanical problem with Code-Aster. I would like to introduce the heat source in the domain by using a data table. I don't have a constant or function-defined heat trasnfer. The data table depends on the X coordinate.
Is this possible in Code-Aster?
Thanks!!!!
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Tere.
I am trying to simulate a 2d thermo-mechanical problem with Code-Aster. I would like to introduce the heat source in the domain by using a data table. I don't have a constant or function-defined heat trasnfer. The data table depends on the X coordinate.
Is this possible in Code-Aster?
Thanks!!!!
Regards,
Tere.
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17 years 9 months ago #1390
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Replied by Joël Cugnoni on topic Re:Introduce data table
If you only have discrete values, which are only function of a single coordinate, you should define a \"function\" object:
in Code-Aster, a \"function\" is a discrete-value table that will be interpolated.
(compared to a \"formula\" object which is an analytical expression)
Use Defi_Fonction to define this table.
The function parameter will be \"X\" in your case and you will need to enter several pairs of (parameter,value) in the VALE keyword to define your data table.
For example, VALE= ( (0,0), (1,10), (2,0) ) corresponds to the this table :
X ; Value
0 ; 0
1 ; 10
2 ; 0
I hope that this will help you to solve the problem.
PS: if you have 2 parameters in you table, you may then use a \"nappe\" = 2D interpolated function created with the Defi_Nappe command.
in Code-Aster, a \"function\" is a discrete-value table that will be interpolated.
(compared to a \"formula\" object which is an analytical expression)
Use Defi_Fonction to define this table.
The function parameter will be \"X\" in your case and you will need to enter several pairs of (parameter,value) in the VALE keyword to define your data table.
For example, VALE= ( (0,0), (1,10), (2,0) ) corresponds to the this table :
X ; Value
0 ; 0
1 ; 10
2 ; 0
I hope that this will help you to solve the problem.
PS: if you have 2 parameters in you table, you may then use a \"nappe\" = 2D interpolated function created with the Defi_Nappe command.
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17 years 9 months ago #1391
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Replied by Teresa Sánchez on topic Re:Introduce data table
Thank you very much 
This is what I am looking for. Now, I am going to try to define the Joule effect using the DEFI_FONCTION option. As you have said, I only have discrete values depending in the coordinate X.
Again, thank you very much for the help.
Regards,
Tere.

This is what I am looking for. Now, I am going to try to define the Joule effect using the DEFI_FONCTION option. As you have said, I only have discrete values depending in the coordinate X.
Again, thank you very much for the help.
Regards,
Tere.
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