Thermal Analisys

[fstopelli-2]

Hi!

In Simulate, Is it possibile investigate time to cool a piece from T1 to T0, T1>>T0?

I have not experience with Thermal analysis

Thank you

[skunks]

120° cooling down 4 Sek

[fstopelli-2]

what does it mean "4 sek"?

Where I can see the time to cool down from 120° to 25°?

Thank you

[skunks]

[fstopelli-2]

To obtain this graph:

"Analysis and design studies" -> "Temp_1min" -> "Result Window Definition" -> "Display type" -> 

"Fringe", "Graph" or "Vector"?

Sorry, I don't know the command to show the graph

[SweetPeasHub · Accepted solution]

Please refer to the help documentation for more details.

https://support.ptc.com/help/creo/creo_pma/usascii/index.html#page/simulate%2Fsimulate%2Fresltstr%2Fcontents%2Freference%2Fint_rslts_disptyp.html%23wwconnect_header

https://support.ptc.com/help/creo/creo_pma/usascii/index.html#page/simulate%2Fsimulate%2Fmodstr%2Fmeasures%2Freference%2Fmeasures_top_s.html

https://support.ptc.com/help/creo/creo_pma/usascii/index.html#page/simulate%2Fsimulate%2Fresltstr%2Fcontents%2Freference%2Fint_rslts_def_top.html%23

[fstopelli-2]

Hi Shunks,

 in "structural mode"  why you define a MECT Load and a Static Analysis?

Thank you

[skunks]

just like that, to show

[fstopelli-2]

Hi shunks,

i don't understand this graph trend, is there an error?

Thank you

[skunks]

in the beginning, the temperature graph is unstable, is normal in thermal

[fstopelli-2]

Hi Shunks,

In your example You define 2 different boundary conditions on the same surface..

if I try to it, It appears the attached message.

Maybe I Wrong

[fstopelli-2]

I tried to do analysis but there are problems...

[skunks]

loadset1->boundary condition1

loadset2->boundary condition2

???

[fstopelli-2]

Sorry, it's not clear....

[skunks]