ABAQUS Example | Simple Temperature Loads

[@sociallyawkwardweeabootras1450]

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[@MCH-HPM]

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[@user-ce1fi3xl7b]

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[@fanl6572]

In the temperature distribution at 15:40, the two mesh layers in the middle seem to stay at the initial temp of 20 degrees, does this mean that the result is not at a steady state? If so, how to compute the steady state, and why is it different from pure mechanical problems where steady state is achieved at step 1?

[@fanl6572]

I figured that out myself. In static, general step no heat transfer process is computed so the temperature always stays the same as you set it. One way to perform a steady-state thermal-mechanical simulation is to first compute a temperature field in a heat transfer step, then use the .odb output file, which includes the steady-state temperature result, as a temperature load in a static, general step. Yet this approach only applies when the problem can be decoupled. Otherwise the coupled step should be adopted.

[@sajithusman7365]

Thanks Sir...this is short and sweet..

[@rockybalboa9198]

Thanks. Hello sir , could you please make a video on thermo-mechanical stress on two layered pressure vessel?

[@tareqal-hababi2954]

Thanks, it is very clear, what about the reference temperature?

[@omarbensaid4365]

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[@imdadkhan6631]

how to model temperature change with respect to step time?