I am working on simulating heat transfer in a component that consists of multiple solid layers and an enclosed air cavity using the PDE Toolbox in MATLAB. My goal is to account for heat transfer mechanisms such as radiation and convection between the air in the cavity and the surrounding solid layers. is this possible with the pde toolbox? Is there a solutuion without modelling the air as a solid material?I am working on simulating heat transfer in a component that consists of multiple solid layers and an enclosed air cavity using the PDE Toolbox in MATLAB. My goal is to account for heat transfer mechanisms such as radiation and convection between the air in the cavity and the surrounding solid layers. is this possible with the pde toolbox? Is there a solutuion without modelling the air as a solid material? I am working on simulating heat transfer in a component that consists of multiple solid layers and an enclosed air cavity using the PDE Toolbox in MATLAB. My goal is to account for heat transfer mechanisms such as radiation and convection between the air in the cavity and the surrounding solid layers. is this possible with the pde toolbox? Is there a solutuion without modelling the air as a solid material? heat transfer, air cavity, pde MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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