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Initial Temperature

Question asked by Bill Faulkner on Mar 10, 2016
Latest reply on Mar 10, 2016 by Bill Faulkner

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Using 2115 SW Professional w/ simulation

For some reason the "Initial Temperature" button is greyed out and I cannot select it.

Any ideas?

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Bill Faulkner Mar 11, 2016 6:40 AM
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I figured it out right click on the top of the study and select transient and the initial tem button is useable.
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- Bill Faulkner @ Bill Faulkner on Mar 11, 2016 6:40 AM
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  Since I might have someone's attention, using one part I would like to start with an initial temperature of 40C the after 60 min have the temp -50C and see if there are any stresses built up in the part. Seems easy but I can make it work.
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