I’m trying to model heat transfer within a battery enclosure using the Conjugate Heat Transfer Tool. I believe I have a suitable mesh but when I start the simulation it doesn’t progress past 0 per cent.
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I’m trying to model heat transfer within a battery enclosure using the Conjugate Heat Transfer Tool. I believe I have a suitable mesh but when I start the simulation it doesn’t progress past 0 per cent.
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Hi!
Is there a particular reason to run this simulation transiently?
Transient simulations require a lot of caution to setup and can be lengthy to run. A transient case for over 2 hours of end time (such as yours) can take weeks to run. Suggestion: start out with a steady-state run.
Cheers
Thanks Ricardo I’ll try that
I guess you could add a similar remark when you click on running your first transient simulation. It would be a nice addition, with a link to a tutorial that explains when you need to run steady or transient simulations, provides some flow examples, and mentions standard practices, such as always running a steady simulation before a transient one.