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How to parameterize thermal conductivity of a material

    • rwath
      Subscriber

      Hi all,


      I'm bit new to Ansys and wondering how to parameterize thermal conductivity of a material.


      In our simplified model there are two objects in contact, say A (top object) and B (bottom bottom). All faces of the objects except contact faces and bottom surface of object A are exposed to stagnant air.


      Material properties of object B remain same. A constant temperature is given to the bottom surface of the material A. A transient Ansys thermal model was already created for this.


      In this instance, our idea is to vary the thermal conductivity of Object A and monitor the temperature of the top surface of object B. Based on this simulation we are expected to find a range of thermal conductivities that could justify materials for physical prototyping.


      Any line of advice is highly appreciate.

    • Karthik Remella
      Administrator

      Hello,


      You should be able to parameterize thermal conductivity from Engineering Data. Please see the screenshot below. You should be able to use the check-box at the bottom.



      You should be able to go into 'Parameter set' and add additional Design Points to conduct your DP analysis.



      I hope this helps.


      Best Regards,


      Karthik

    • rwath
      Subscriber

      Many thanks Karthik. It worked.

    • DrAmine
      Ansys Employee

      Please mark the answer of Karthik as solution so that other students might profit from it.

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