CHBDYE
Bulk Data Entry Defines a surface element for application of thermal boundary condition.
Format
(1) | (2) | (3) | (4) | (5) | (6) | (7) | (8) | (9) | (10) |
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CHBDYE | EID | EID2 | SIDE | RADMIDF | RADMIDB |
Definitions
Field | Contents | SI Unit Example |
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EID | Unique surface element
identification number. No default (Integer > 0) |
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EID2 | A heat conduction element
identification number. 1 No default (Integer > 0) |
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SIDE | Element side
identification number. No default (1 ≤ Integer ≤ 6) |
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RADMIDF | RADM
identification number for the front face of the surface
element. Default = 0 (Integer ≥ 0) |
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RADMIDB | RADM
identification number for the back face of the surface
element. Default = 0 (Integer ≥ 0) |
Comments
- EID2 identifies the heat
conduction element associated with this surface element.Conduction elements for heat transfer analysis
1D 2D 3D CBAR CQUAD4 CHEXA CBEAM CQUAD8 CPENTA CONROD CTRIA3 CPYRA CROD CTIRA6 CTETRA - All conduction elements that are to have a boundary condition applied must be individually identified with the application of a surface element entry CHBDYE.
- Side conventions for 3D elements.Sides are numbered consecutively according to the order of the grid point numbers on the 3D element entry. The sides of 3D elements are either quadrilaterals or triangles. For each element type, the side numbers are:
- Side conventions for 2D elements.2D elements have one side of type AREA (this is Side 1) and 3 or 4 sides of type LINE.
- AREA
- Side 1 is that given by the right hand rule on the shell's gird points.
- LINE
- The second side (first line) is from grid point 1 to grid point
2, and the remaining lines are numbered consecutively. The
thickness of the line is that of the shell, and the normal to
the line is outward from the shell in the plane of the
shell.Note: Midside nodes are ignored in the specification.
- Side conventions for 1D elements.1D elements have one linear side (Side 1) with geometry that is the same as that of the element and two POINT type sides, corresponding to the two points bounding the linear element (first grid point side 2; second grid point side 3).
- POINT
- Point sides may be used with any linear element. The direction of the outward normals of these points is in line with the element axis; but pointing away from the element. The area assigned to these POINT type sides is consistent with the element geometry.
Boundary conditions (QBDY1) are applied to CHBDYE through reference of the EID.
- This card is represented as slave3 and slave4 element in HyperMesh.