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 ====== Example of thermo-mechanical coupling ======
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-To demonstrate the platform use, consider first an example of coupled nonstationary thermo-mechanical analysis. A rectangular domain is clamped on the left edge and subjected to temperature loading according to figure below.
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+To demonstrate the platform use, consider first an example of a coupled nonstationary thermo-mechanical analysis. A rectangular domain is clamped on the left edge and subjected to temperature loading according to figure below.
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 Heat convection is prescribed on the top edge with ambient temperature 10°C. Left and bottom edges have prescribed temperature 0°C, the right edge has no boundary condition. Initial temperature is set to 0°C, heat conductivity is 1 W/m/K, heat capacity 1.0 J/kg/K, material density 1.0 kg/m<sup>3</sup>. The material has assigned Young's modulus as 30 GPa, Poisson's ratio 0.25 and coefficient of linear thermal expansion 12e-6 °C<sup>-1</sup>. Integration time step is constant as 1 s, 10 steps are executed in total.
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 Evolution of temperature field and elastic deformation are showed on the following figure.
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 The MuPIF control script for this simulation