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6 months ago
25 janv. 2025, 00:38 UTC+1
I think you want to model thermal expansion due to temperature variation. This is a built-in multiphysics coupling using Solid Mechanics and Heat Transfer in Solids. No need for moving mesh.
I think you want to model thermal expansion due to temperature variation. This is a built-in multiphysics coupling using Solid Mechanics and Heat Transfer in Solids. No need for moving mesh.
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Posted:
6 months ago
27 janv. 2025, 14:39 UTC+1
Updated:
6 months ago
27 janv. 2025, 14:44 UTC+1
Hello Rayian,
As David pointed out, thermal expansion in solids is pre-implemented in the software. Note that this is a feature found in the optional Structural Mechanics Module and in the optional MEMS Module. To see if your license includes either of these two products, go to File > Licensed and Used Products.
It is also possible to add thermal expansion without either of those modules by adding terms to the equations, as illustrated in this tutorial.
Best regards,
Jeff
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Jeff Hiller
Hello Rayian,
As David pointed out, thermal expansion in solids is pre-implemented in the software. Note that this is a feature found in the optional Structural Mechanics Module and in the optional MEMS Module. To see if your license includes either of these two products, go to File > Licensed and Used Products.
It is also possible to add thermal expansion without either of those modules by adding terms to the equations, as illustrated in [this tutorial](https://www.comsol.com/model/thermal-microactuator-simplified-16357).
Best regards,
Jeff