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电导线的生热率明显涉及两种求解,一个就是通电,导致电学分析,一个就是生热,导致热分析!因此,本人建议使用电热耦合方式来求解,也就是ansys提供的场耦合技术。电热分析有好几类,下面看看:
This analysis, available in the ANSYS Multiphysics product, can account for the following thermoelectric effects:
Joule heating - Heating occurs in a conductor carrying an electric current. Joule heat is proportional to the square of the current, and is independent of the current direction.
Seebeck effect - A voltage (Seebeck EMF) is produced in a thermoelectric material by a temperature difference. The induced voltage is proportional to the temperature difference. The proportionality coefficient is know as the Seebeck coefficient (α).
Peltier effect - Cooling or heating occurs at the junction of two dissimilar thermoelectric materials when an electric current flows through the junction. Peltier heat is proportional to the current, and changes sign if the current direction is reversed.
Thomson effect - Heat is absorbed or released in a non-uniformly heated thermoelectric material when electric current flows through it. Thomson heat is proportional to the current, and changes sign if the current direction is reversed.
Typical applications include heating coils, fuses, thermocouples, and thermoelectric coolers and generators. For more information, refer to Thermoelectrics in the Theory Reference for ANSYS and ANSYS Workbench.
This analysis, available in the ANSYS Multiphysics product, can account for the following thermoelectric effects:
Joule heating - Heating occurs in a conductor carrying an electric current. Joule heat is proportional to the square of the current, and is independent of the current direction.
Seebeck effect - A voltage (Seebeck EMF) is produced in a thermoelectric material by a temperature difference. The induced voltage is proportional to the temperature difference. The proportionality coefficient is know as the Seebeck coefficient (α).
Peltier effect - Cooling or heating occurs at the junction of two dissimilar thermoelectric materials when an electric current flows through the junction. Peltier heat is proportional to the current, and changes sign if the current direction is reversed.
Thomson effect - Heat is absorbed or released in a non-uniformly heated thermoelectric material when electric current flows through it. Thomson heat is proportional to the current, and changes sign if the current direction is reversed.
Typical applications include heating coils, fuses, thermocouples, and thermoelectric coolers and generators. For more information, refer to Thermoelectrics in the Theory Reference for ANSYS and ANSYS Workbench.
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