Heat transfer coefficient in Code-Aster
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12 years 6 months ago #6505
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12 years 6 months ago - 12 years 6 months ago #6506
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you have to define in the geometry (and then in the mesh) the group area "imp" where to apply the boundary condition imposed in the comm file.
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12 years 6 months ago #6508
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Your Study3.hdf doesn't open in my Salome 3.2.9. Fatal error: Attempt to access to null object.
I guess I can try and do that preparations myself, but I need some explanation of your advice.
Does that mean that I have to create a Group named "imp"? What sub-shapes must that contain?
By applying the boundary condition you mean choosing the mesh in Aster Module wizard (the page named SALOME-Boundary Conditions)?
I guess I can try and do that preparations myself, but I need some explanation of your advice.
MarcoM wrote: you have to define in the geometry (and then in the mesh) the group area "imp"
Does that mean that I have to create a Group named "imp"? What sub-shapes must that contain?
MarcoM wrote: apply the boundary condition imposed in the comm file.
By applying the boundary condition you mean choosing the mesh in Aster Module wizard (the page named SALOME-Boundary Conditions)?
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12 years 6 months ago #6509
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imp could contain the subshape you prefer except the group surface already defined, once defined in geometry page new entyty/create group/ (select surface) than click on the surface desired; go to mesh page, add group from geometry and select the new surface group "imp", than in aster window run your case
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And I should give a name "imp" to a group, right?
I'm trying to guess the wat to do it: right click on Mesh -> Create Group -> Group on geometry -> Geometrical Object -> Direct geometry selection -> imp.
Something like this? If it's not, could you be more specific in the Mesh part of your explanation?
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MarcoM wrote: imp could contain the subshape you prefer except the group surface already defined, once defined in geometry page new entyty/create group/
And I should give a name "imp" to a group, right?
Can pick several surfaces to the same group?MarcoM wrote: (select surface) than click on the surface desired;
MarcoM wrote: go to mesh page, add group from geometry and select the new surface group "imp"
I'm trying to guess the wat to do it: right click on Mesh -> Create Group -> Group on geometry -> Geometrical Object -> Direct geometry selection -> imp.
Something like this? If it's not, could you be more specific in the Mesh part of your explanation?
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12 years 6 months ago #6511
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And I should give a name "imp" to a group, right?
YES
MarcoM wrote:
(select surface) than click on the surface desired;
Can pick several surfaces to the same group?
YES be care to have selected group of surface, you clock on a surface than on the button add
MarcoM wrote:
go to mesh page, add group from geometry and select the new surface group "imp"
I'm trying to guess the wat to do it: right click on Mesh -> Create Group -> Group on geometry -> Geometrical Object -> Direct geometry selection -> imp.
Something like this? If it's not, could you be more specific in the Mesh part of your explanation?
44 minutes ago #6509
It's look good try to run
YES
MarcoM wrote:
(select surface) than click on the surface desired;
Can pick several surfaces to the same group?
YES be care to have selected group of surface, you clock on a surface than on the button add
MarcoM wrote:
go to mesh page, add group from geometry and select the new surface group "imp"
I'm trying to guess the wat to do it: right click on Mesh -> Create Group -> Group on geometry -> Geometrical Object -> Direct geometry selection -> imp.
Something like this? If it's not, could you be more specific in the Mesh part of your explanation?
44 minutes ago #6509
It's look good try to run
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