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Symmetry Boundary Condition in Thermal Mode 6.0

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8-Gravel
8-Gravel

Symmetry Boundary Condition in Thermal Mode 6.0

Hello Community,

 

right now I'm trying to compose a thermal Model which I want to model using a symmetric boundary condition. I've read about thermal symmetric boundary condtions in the Documentation for Simulate 5.0 but can't seem to find it in 6.0? Was it taken out? Is there a workaround? 

 

Thanks in advance 🙂 

SNC

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Kishore_K
15-Moonstone
(To:SNC)

This is what i found from help document.

Kishore_K_0-1582802047916.png

 

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Kishore_K
15-Moonstone
(To:SNC)

Are you looking for this symmetry?

 

Kishore_K_0-1582777859573.png

 

I remind you that using 3D symmetric BCs (outside "2D symmeties") you need also to physically cut the parts.

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SNC
8-Gravel
8-Gravel
(To:Kishore_K)

Kind of. Im looking for the "Mirror Symmetry". The one you showed me is the cyclic one, which I can find in my model to. However in my mechanical Models I'm using mirror symmetry a lot. Now I wand to use a thermal study for a MEC/T Load and I would love to have the mirror symmetric boundary condition in thermal too.

Kishore_K
15-Moonstone
(To:SNC)

This is what i found from help document.

Kishore_K_0-1582802047916.png

 

SNC
8-Gravel
8-Gravel
(To:Kishore_K)

Ah okay. Thanks a lot. At least I know for sure, that there is no mirror symmetry in the thermal module. 

SweetPeasHub
17-Peridot
(To:SNC)

i believe if you do not put any boundary condition in thermal on the symmetry plane the results will be valid for symmetry. in structural side for load due to thermal the structural symmetry constraint is needed and available to choose. Does this make sense? try some simple model to be convinced. with and without symmetry cut.

Okay that's interesting. I was under the impression that you would have to use the exact same model in both analysis. I will try to compute a thermal calculation with a "full" modell and import those results into the mechanical module where I've loaded the "half" model. 

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