Feature Nodes for the Heat Transfer in Solids Interface
This section details the nodes available with The Heat Transfer in Solids Interface with default settings:
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Domain Nodes for the Heat Transfer in Solids Interface
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Boundary Nodes for the Heat Transfer in Solids Interface
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Edge Nodes for the Heat Transfer in Solids Interface
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Point Nodes for the Heat Transfer in Solids Interface
Some nodes are only available with some COMSOL products.
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Domain Nodes for the Heat Transfer in Solids Interface
The Heat Transfer in Solids Interface has the following domain nodes:
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Biological Tissue
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Convectively Enhanced Conductivity
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Cross Section
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Fluid
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Heat Source
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Initial Values
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Irreversible Transformation
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Moist Air (HT Interface)
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Optically Thick Participating Medium
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Out-of-Plane Heat Flux
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Out-of-Plane Radiation
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Phase Change Material
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Pressure Work
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Shape Memory Alloy
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Solid
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Thermoelastic Damping
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Thickness
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Translational Motion
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Viscous Dissipation
When the Isothermal domain check box is selected in the Physical Model section, the Isothermal Domain node is also available from the context menu or the Physics toolbar Domains menu.
Boundary Nodes for the Heat Transfer in Solids Interface
The Heat Transfer in Solids Interface has the following boundary nodes:
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Boundary Heat Source
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Continuity (Radiation in Participating Medium and Radiation in Absorbing-Scattering Medium Interfaces)
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Deposited Beam Power
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External Temperature (Thin Layer, Thin Film, Fracture)
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Heat Flux
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Heat Source (Thin Layer, Thin Film, Fracture)
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Inflow
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Line Heat Source on Axis
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Lumped System Connector
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Open Boundary
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Outflow
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Periodic Condition (Heat Transfer Interface)
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Surface-to-Ambient Radiation (Heat Transfer Interface)
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Symmetry (Heat Transfer Interface)
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Temperature
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Thermal Contact
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Thermal Insulation
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Thin Film (Heat Transfer Interface) and Fluid (Heat Transfer in Shells Interface)
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Thin Layer (Heat Transfer Interface) and Solid (Heat Transfer in Shells Interface)
When the Isothermal domain check box is selected in the Physical Model section, the Isothermal Domain Interface node is added by default and is also available from the context menu or the Physics toolbar Boundaries menu.
Edge Nodes for the Heat Transfer in Solids Interface
The Heat Transfer in Solids Interface has the following edge nodes (3D components only):
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Heat Flux (Thin Layer, Thin Film, Fracture)
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Line Heat Source
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Shell Continuity (Heat Transfer Interface) and Continuity (Heat Transfer in Shells Interface)
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Surface-to-Ambient Radiation (Thin Layer, Thin Film, Fracture, and Heat Transfer in Shells Interface)
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Temperature (Thin Layer, Thin Film, Fracture, and Heat Transfer in Shells)
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Thin Rod
Point Nodes for the Heat Transfer in Solids Interface
The Heat Transfer in Solids Interface has the following point nodes:
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Point Heat Flux (Thin Rod)
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Point Heat Source
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Point Heat Source on Axis
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Surface-to-Ambient Radiation (Thin Rod)
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Temperature (Thin Rod)
More nodes are available with more advanced settings. For the complete list of nodes available see Domain Features, Boundary Features, Edge Features, Point Features, and Global Features.
Select the Isothermal domain check box to make the Isothermal Domain and Isothermal Domain Interface nodes available.