Really cool.
Do you already have any information regarding performance compared to ccx or Elmer? E.g. testing the example from start page and look at the time for solving the model.
Watt as dimension is dependent on the mass the length and time see https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watt_(Einheit). If you insert Watt/m² the dependency on the length is gone and everything is relatively easy. If you have to use Watt/kg as input the dependency on the length is still present and you hav...
-> tricky stuff! No it is not .... really :D 8-) don't understand. i need to know what code reads the Elmer vtu result. You used "Surface heat flux in W/m^2" in your model. We need a entry for body heat source with "W/kg" (lets call it energy per mass or density related heat flu...
Please see the explanation in my post (especially the EDIT) after the original post https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?p=422624#p422624. The main thing here is that is is W/kg not W/m², so you have to scale it correctly. BR, HoWil ps.: May I do some advertising for the introduction of Elmer-...
also works on stable via snap EDIT: Maybe this is now irrelevant but the unit system is set to 'mm/kg/s/degree'. OS: Ubuntu Core 20 (ubuntu:GNOME/ubuntu) Word size of FreeCAD: 64-bit Version: 0.20.29177 (Git) Snap 161 Build type: Release Branch: tag: 0.20 Hash: 68e337670e227889217652ddac593c93b5e8dc...
Here the model for Tutorial1 for the body heat source Hello HoWil, I am currently checking if the Elmer support is still OK and took as start this file. Sadly, it does not work anymore: - the value for the BodyHeatSource is zero in your file does not have this problem. - when I set it to 0.01 as th...
Nice. This reminds me about trying to repair a hair dryer (from Brown) years ago. But I was not successful because one of the blades/paddles was broken and I did not know how to fix it. Do you want to print the part, and how? Temperatures are high inside the dryer, right?! Please let us know if you ...
Hi, First of all, this is not my project and I am not associated with it in any way. https://www.welcome-werkstatt.de/projekte/trudetrailer Its buried a bit under links but this cool project uses freecad. Under 'Hier geht's zum Download ' you find .zip files of the FC-parts and drawings done in FC. ...
I am sorry but I do not have the time to explain it in detail (which needs a lot of time to do so). The unit system always has to be consistent. What you try will mix up the systems. FC usually uses mm internally. The easiest way to get ISO-units is to switch the unit-system of FC to mkgs. I do not ...