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Specifying a Thermostat-Controlled Heat Power

To specify a thermostat-controlled heat power:

  1. In a transient thermal study, right-click the Load/Restraint folder and select Heat Power.
  2. In the graphics area, select the entities to which the heat power is applied.
  3. Under Heat Power, do the following:
    1. Set Units to the desired system of units.
    2. Type a value for the Heat Power heatflux.png.
  4. Check Thermostat.

    The Thermostat property box appears.

    1. Click inside the Sensor selection box to activate it and select a vertex to specify the thermostat location.
    2. Under Cut off details, select a temperature unit and type the upper and lower bound temperatures .
  5. Click OK.


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