Hello,
Currently I am trying to solve a real problem of a spot light that will be to install on the floor with a metal halide lamp. Does any one have experience in setting in flow simulation this kind of lamps? Also, how can I simulate the floor?
Best regards,
Nuno
what do you want the floor to do
what challenge are you seeing with setting up the lamp?
whta do you want to learn exactly?
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Hi,
The problem is similiar to the 150W halogen. I have set already the problem and probably it is just fine as temperatures sounds great. As the lamp will be to install in the ground, and the ground certainly have a heat condution. How can we simulate the heat condution of the ground/floor?
The settings up the lamp will be to define which kind of the power will be as radiation and as heat in this kind of lamps.
regards,
Nuno
Just make the ground a part
Make sure it is part of your comp domain
Apply appropriate materials
It was an approach I have taken, a huge part embracing the spot light. But proprieties for the solid (that will be the ground) are difficult to find.
Thank you for your help.
Regards
Just make the ground a part
Make sure it is part of your comp domain
Apply appropriate materials