Referring to Section 17.1.3 of the ABAQUS User's manual you will require the heat transfer properties as well as the electrical properties. These are listed below :
This forms the complete set of properties. If Piezoelectric elements are not used then *PIEZOELECTRIC and *DIELECTRIC properties will not be required.
If only the steady state heat transfer response is of interest then *SPECIFIC HEAT properties are not required. Similarly if there are no phase changes involved then *LATENT HEAT is not required.
*JOULE HEAT FRACTION is used to specify the fraction of electrical energy that will be released as heat.
Example problem 5.2.1 - thermal-electrical modelling of an automotive fuse illustrates the thermal-electrical analysis.
ABAQUS allows for redundant material properties to be specified. It will simply ignore the material properties not required for the current analysis.
Typical example of material properties :
- Heat Transfer properties
- *CONDUCTIVITY
- *LATENT HEAT
- *SPECIFIC HEAT
- *HEAT GENERATION
- Electrical properties
- *DIELECTRIC
- *ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY
- *JOULE HEAT FRACTION
- *PIEZOELECTRIC
This forms the complete set of properties. If Piezoelectric elements are not used then *PIEZOELECTRIC and *DIELECTRIC properties will not be required.
If only the steady state heat transfer response is of interest then *SPECIFIC HEAT properties are not required. Similarly if there are no phase changes involved then *LATENT HEAT is not required.
*JOULE HEAT FRACTION is used to specify the fraction of electrical energy that will be released as heat.
Example problem 5.2.1 - thermal-electrical modelling of an automotive fuse illustrates the thermal-electrical analysis.
ABAQUS allows for redundant material properties to be specified. It will simply ignore the material properties not required for the current analysis.
Typical example of material properties :
*MATERIAL, NAME=ZINC
*CONDUCTIVITY
0.1121, 20.0
0.1103, 100.0
*ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY
16.75E3, 20.0
12.92E3, 100.0
*JOULE HEAT FRACTION
1.0
*DENSITY
7.14E-6
*SPECIFIC HEAT
389.0
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