How to create Compartments in Thermal Desktop to model a partially filled vessel

In this video, you will learn how to create Compartments in Thermal Desktop to model a partially filled vessel. Examples of such vessels include fuel tanks, boilers, steam drums, dewars, immersion coolers, receiver-driers, and autoclaves. Understanding which walls and internal components are wet versus dry is crucial, particularly as the fill level and orientation change.
Compartments offer a versatile way to simulate a vessel and analyze heat transfer between the fluid and its often-intricate surroundings. Although the primary focus is on partially filled vessels, some features, like localized adjustments for natural convection, can also be useful in fully liquid or gas-filled scenarios. Hence, Compartments can even be applicable to single-phase vessels.
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