heat transmission

[stef_design]

When you finish, I expect a Christmas present. :

This is the minimum... if you give me the address I send you a nice panettone (veneto):finger:

But I have a doubt. Shouldn't the resistance "sir" heat to the whole food plate homogeneously? because from the analysis it seems that the heat starts from a precise point (i.e. the count between bracket and plate).

 

[Zaxxon]

I told you,
This happens because obviously the only contact you have is between the bracket and the plate, you have to add another between serpentine and plate.

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[stef_design]

I told you,
This happens because obviously the only contact you have is between the bracket and the plate, you have to add another between serpentine and plate.

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Okay, thank you.
I just wanted to understand if it is possible in ansys to transmit heat from one body to t1 to another to t2 without contact.
I mean, using a medium like air.
Hi:

 

[Zaxxon]

Well,
If you want to put the air on it all changes, go to a cfd analysis..
if not you could use a solid that has the conductivity of the air (that no one lightnings me). . .
in a conduction analysis (unless you put in the discourse) you solid not united by contact or not part of the same "part" do not speak.

soon,

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[stef_design]

Well,
If you want to put the air on it all changes, go to a cfd analysis..
if not you could use a solid that has the conductivity of the air (that no one lightnings me). . .

interesting this idea...I could shape a solid with the cad and then subtract all the various parts (resistance, plate, slice...).

in a conduction analysis (unless you put in the discourse) you solid not united by contact or not part of the same "part" do not speak.

I'm interested in the discourse.
What does ansys irradiation mean (is thermal radiation)? Could you do my case?
in meadow the irradiation is the transfer of energy (heat) between two bodies.
is one of the three ways in which heat propagation occurs. If I am not mistaken, contrary to the conduction and convection, the irradiation does not provide direct contact between the exchangers, and does not need a means to propagate. This is justified by the fact that heat transfer for irradiation takes place in the form of electromagnetic waves.

So... I tried to do a second analysis.
I have always held the bond Convention but I replaced the temperature bond with one of irradiation (applied to resistance).
but the results do not convince me. I'm wrong with you.
Thank you:

 

[stef_design]

Hello zaxx,
I'm interested in the discourse.
What does ansys irradiation mean (is thermal radiation)?
Could you do my case? I tried to do an analysis with the irradiation load, but...see post above.
Thank you: