Thank you, yes I saw this previously. I guess I was asking for clarification on this issue.
The reply in that link states: "If the calculated temperature exceeds the highest defined temperature for a temperature dependent material curve, ANSYS uses the maximum defined temperature to determine the material property."
Say my highest defined enthalpy is 8.4766e+09 corresponding to 1600°C. Is this statement saying that the value of 8.4766e+09 continues to be used for all temperatures above 1600°C?
If so, how come when I enter an additional data point of 8.4766e+09 at 5000°C, I get an error about the enthalpy needing to increase? It seems like the simulation would run the same as before in this case.
Thank you!
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