Temperature step

HadiBadger · April 1, 2015, 23:31

how can I apply a temperature range to a surface
for example: i want to start with 40C and reach 60C with 2C step

Thomas MADELEINE · April 2, 2015, 05:03

it really basic...
create a function Temperature = F(timestep) then go to your surface BC and set the temperature as the function.
done

HadiBadger · April 3, 2015, 14:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thomas MADELEINE

it really basic...
create a function Temperature = F(timestep) then go to your surface BC and set the temperature as the function.
done

I actually tried that but honestly failed. Can u give more details in how to write the right FORMATION of an applied gradual temperate:
40[C], 42[C], 44[C], 46[C], ......, 60[C]

ghorrocks · April 6, 2015, 20:15

You can use 1D interpolation functions or write a CEL expression.

ghorrocks · April 6, 2015, 20:15

You can use 1D interpolation functions or write a CEL expression.

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April 2, 2015, 05:03		#2
Thomas MADELEINE Senior Member Thomas MADELEINE Join Date: Oct 2014 Posts: 126 Rep Power: 12	it really basic... create a function Temperature = F(timestep) then go to your surface BC and set the temperature as the function. done

April 6, 2015, 20:15		#4
ghorrocks Super Moderator Glenn Horrocks Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 17,872 Rep Power: 144	You can use 1D interpolation functions or write a CEL expression.