How can I solve a PDE with given coefficients in time?

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Hi, I have a ring conductor in 2D axisymmetric (a turn with a hole for the water cooling). I have a sinusoidal current at 11kHz. I solved the problem to get the distribution of the specific power with the function assempde. Now I want to solve the heat equation to see the distribution and the trend in time of the temperature. I have an FE mesh and the power is given in the center of each triangle. On external boundary I have convection and radiation and on the internal only convection. How can I deal with this problem? Thank you

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Bill Greene
Bill Greene on 28 Mar 2014
Take a look at this example:
Bill
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Salah
Salah on 22 Sep 2015
Hi Bill, In the example you have mentioned above (i.e. Nonlinear Heat Transfer In a Thin Plate), is there any way in Matlab to assign different heat transfer coefficients to different edges? Thanks for you help.
Salah

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Giorgio
Giorgio on 2 Apr 2014
I resolved. My problem was to give the power for each triangle. Thank you Bill

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