Regarding using Anisotropic heat conduction modules #28608
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Hi, I am trying to simulate a problem with a thick pipe with anisotropic thermal properties and a single fluid core. The issue is the THM module by default adds isotropic heat conduction kernels for the 3d structure. In my case the pipe. I did solve the issue by editing the source file of 'HeatStructureInterface.C' by adding a flag which when not true, allows me to add the desired anisotropic heat transfer kernels for the pipe. I wanted to ask the community if there is another way of achieving the same which does not involve the source code alteration. |
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Hello The current workflow is HeatStructureInterface creates a HeatConductionModel which creates the isotropic heat conduction kernels. We are however moving towards having a PhysicsInterface for components, which creates a Physics (see https://mooseframework.inl.gov/syntax/Physics/index.html) An anisotropic option to the existing heat conduction physics would be a welcome contribution Guillaume |
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Hello
The current workflow is HeatStructureInterface creates a HeatConductionModel which creates the isotropic heat conduction kernels.
This cannot be changed at the moment.
We are however moving towards having a PhysicsInterface for components, which creates a Physics (see https://mooseframework.inl.gov/syntax/Physics/index.html)
and there you can create your own "heat conduction physics" which would be anisotropic. The existing one is not
An anisotropic option to the existing heat conduction physics would be a welcome contribution
Guillaume