conduction happens in two types of materials

April 11, 2006, 15:42

i have a layer of deposition on the surface of the wall, so I have to deal with two adjacent solid zones with different materials. Can anyone tell me what to do with the contact surface of the two materials? should i define it as a wall? Thanks in advance.

April 12, 2006, 14:53

Defining a wall will be the easiest way, particularly if the deposition thickness is small compared to the wall thicknesses.

April 20, 2006, 10:52

I don't think you want to define the interface as wall. If you define it as wall you'll have to specify a boundary condition. Do you know the boundary condition at the interface?

April 11, 2006, 15:42	conduction happens in two types of materials	#1
lily Guest Posts: n/a	i have a layer of deposition on the surface of the wall, so I have to deal with two adjacent solid zones with different materials. Can anyone tell me what to do with the contact surface of the two materials? should i define it as a wall? Thanks in advance.

April 12, 2006, 14:53	Re: conduction happens in two types of materials	#2
Evan Rosenbaum Guest Posts: n/a	Defining a wall will be the easiest way, particularly if the deposition thickness is small compared to the wall thicknesses.

April 20, 2006, 10:52	Re: conduction happens in two types of materials	#3
Ugur Guest Posts: n/a	I don't think you want to define the interface as wall. If you define it as wall you'll have to specify a boundary condition. Do you know the boundary condition at the interface?

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