Solution strategies for coupled conduction/radiation problems
Solution strategies and algorithms for solving coupled systems of equations that arise from the finite element formulation of heat conduction and enclosure radiation problems are presented and evaluated. Solution methods that vary from sequential equation processing to fully coupled procedures are t...
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| description | Solution strategies and algorithms for solving coupled systems of equations that arise from the finite element formulation of heat conduction and enclosure radiation problems are presented and evaluated. Solution methods that vary from sequential equation processing to fully coupled procedures are tested for convergence, robustness and computational efficiency, in both transient and time‐independent modeling situations. Published in 2007 by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. |
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