Evaluation of Thermal Conductivity by Using Non-Equilibrium MD
The nonequilibrium Molecular Dynamics (NEMD) method was used to evaluate the thermal conductivity of water, epoxy resin, and PMMA. VSOP was run consecutively, with models divided into multiple slabs to impose a temperature gradient. Thermal conductivity was calculated from the steady-state temperature distribution. Simulation results showed good agreement with experimental values, enabling evaluation of differences in thermal conductivity based on molecular structure.
Use Cases Highlights
- Evaluation of the effect of molecular structure on thermal conductivity
Evaluation of the effect of molecular structure on thermal conductivity
A temperature distribution of slabs at steady state obtained by nonequilibrium Molecular Dynamics (NEMD) using VSOP is shown. Thermal conductivity is calculated from the temperature gradient and supplied heat.

Average temperature of each slab in steady state
Details of analysis
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