TAGGED: 3D-Transient-Thermal, ansys-transient-thermal, fire
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April 4, 2024 at 9:36 pmAdeleine CabreraSubscriber
Hi. I want to simulate a fire and apply it on a reinforced concrete structure in Transient Thermal Analysis. I'm going to use the ISO834 fire Curve (gas temperature vs time curve). I don't know how the ISO 834 Curve would be applied on the structure. Inputting the ISO 834 Curve directly on the surface as the temperature isn't really proper.
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April 5, 2024 at 7:57 pmmjmiddleAnsys Employee
Since it says the temperature in the fire curve is the fire temperature, you should be able to specify it in a convection boundary condition in tabular data with multiple time points.
I'm not sure what you would use for the convection coefficient, if you want to stick with a constant or if you also have some testing data for that.
If you need a very accurate analysis, you should be using a fluid solver.
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