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    This document describes a 2D transient heat transfer analysis of a rod with an applied heat flux on one end. The rod has initial temperature of 0°C and the analysis finds the temperature at point A within the first 0.3 seconds. The geometry, boundary conditions, and material properties are defined. The results show the nodal temperatures over time and compare the temperature at point A to other solvers, showing good agreement.

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    This document describes a 2D transient heat transfer analysis of a rod with an applied heat flux on one end. The rod has initial temperature of 0°C and the analysis finds the temperature at point A within the first 0.3 seconds. The geometry, boundary conditions, and material properties are defined. The results show the nodal temperatures over time and compare the temperature at point A to other solvers, showing good agreement.

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    This document describes a 2D transient heat transfer analysis of a rod with an applied heat flux on one end. The rod has initial temperature of 0°C and the analysis finds the temperature at point A within the first 0.3 seconds. The geometry, boundary conditions, and material properties are defined. The results show the nodal temperatures over time and compare the temperature at point A to other solvers, showing good agreement.

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    This document describes a 2D transient heat transfer analysis of a rod with an applied heat flux on one end. The rod has initial temperature of 0°C and the analysis finds the temperature at point A within the first 0.3 seconds. The geometry, boundary conditions, and material properties are defined. The results show the nodal temperatures over time and compare the temperature at point A to other solvers, showing good agreement.

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    Temperature Dependent Material-D1

    Temperature Dependent
    Material -D1

    Title

    2D transient heat transfer with a heat flux

    Description

    Analyze the transient heat transfer in a bar.


    The heat flux at the left end is given. The initial temperature is zero for all nodes.
    The purpose of this model is to find the temperature of the rod at A in the first 0.3 second
    after the start of the heat flux.

    T=0 T=100Sin(πt/40)

    A C B

    0.01m

    0.1m

    Fig. D1.1 Structural geometry and analysis model

    1
    Verification Examples

    Model

    Fig. D1.2 Load condition of the model

    Analysis Type 2-D heat transfer analysis (transient)


    Unit System N, m, J
    Element 3,4,6,8 node plane stress element
    Thermal conductance k = 1+0.5T W/m
    Material Specific Heat c = 1+0.5T J/kg
    Density  = 1 kg/m3
    Load Side A Heat flow F = 0.1 W
    Time period t = 0.3 sec
    Time step t = 0.03 sec
    Transient
    Initial temperature T0 = 0 C
    Control
    Time integration factor  = 1.0 (fixed)
    Lumped Capacitance yes

    2
    Temperature Dependent Material-D1

    Results

    Fig. D1.3 Nodal temperature

    Comparison of Results

    Temperature at Point A in the first 0.3 second


    Target DIANA MIDAS/FEA
    Quadrilateral Triangle Quadrilateral
    0.5440 4 node 3 node 6 node 4 node 8 node
    0.5346 0.5381 0.5380 0.5369 0.5380

    *
    Note: The mesh density or configuration is not consistent between DIANA and FEA

    Reference

    “DIANA Verification Report”, Release 7, TNO Building and Construction Research.

    Orivuori, S. “Efficient method for solution of nonlinear heat conduction problems,”


    Int. J. Num. Meth. Eng. 14, pp. 1461-1476, 1979.
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