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How can I solve coupled multiphysics equations if predefined multiphysics couplings doesn’t fit my problem

Posted 07.11.2011, 12:47 GMT-5 0 Replies

Nika Levit
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I need to solve a thermal-structural interaction problem with one-way coupling. It is easy to determine temperature with Heat Transfer application mode, but then I need to use space-derivatives of the temperature in Structural Mechanics. I work with homogenized medium, so all coefficients in my equations are averaged values. It causes components of thermo elasticity tensor be so specific, that predefined multiphysics couplings, provided in COMSOL, becomes unappropriate. What can I do? May be it can be possible to use General form PDE or Coefficient form PDE? But in tutorials I’ve found only boundary-coupled equations. I would be very pleased and grateful for any suggestions.
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