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QBDY1 – Heat Flux Boundary Condition (Form 1)
Defines a uniform heat flux for CHBDYE elements.
Format
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(2) |
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QBDY1 |
SID |
Q0 |
EID1 |
EID2 |
EID3 |
EID4 |
EID5 |
EID6 |
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Alternate Format
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QBDY1 |
SID |
Q0 |
EID1 |
“THRU” |
EID2 |
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SID |
Load set identification number. No default (Integer > 0) |
Q0 |
Heat flux into element. Is positive for heat input. No default (Real) |
EID# |
CHBDYE surface element identification numbers. With alternate format using “THRU” EID2 > EID1. No default (Integer ≠ 0) |
| 1. | QBDY1 entries must be selected with the Case Control command LOAD=SID in order to be used in static analysis. The total power into an element is given by the equation: |
Pin = (Effective_Area) * Q0
| 2. | This card is represented as a flux load in HyperMesh. |
See Also:
Linear Steady-State Heat Transfer Analysis