Line Heat Source on Axis
This node, available for 2D axisymmetric components, models a heat source (or sink) that is so thin that it has no thickness in the model geometry. The settings are the same as for the Line Heat Source node.
You can specify the source to be a harmonic perturbation in a frequency domain analysis. To mark the source as being a harmonic perturbation, right-click the node and choose Harmonic Perturbation. Note that this updates the node’s icon. See Theory for Harmonic Heat Transfer for more details.
Location in User Interface
Context menus
Heat Transfer>Line Heat Source on Axis
Heat Transfer in Solids>Line Heat Source on Axis
Heat Transfer in Fluids>Line Heat Source on Axis
Heat Transfer in Porous Media>Line Heat Source on Axis
Bioheat Transfer>Line Heat Source on Axis
Heat Transfer with Surface-to-Surface Radiation>Line Heat Source on Axis
Heat Transfer with Radiation in Participating Media>Line Heat Source on Axis
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Physics Tab with interface as Heat Transfer, Heat Transfer in Solids, Heat Transfer in Fluids, Heat Transfer in Porous Media, Heat Transfer in Building Materials, Bioheat Transfer, Heat Transfer with Surface-to-Surface Radiation or Heat Transfer with Radiation in Participating Media selected:
Boundaries>interface>Line Heat Source on Axis