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January 31, 2014, 16:51 |
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Dear Alek,
I am bit puzzled by your question. What heat transfer model are you using Thermal Energy, or Total Energy ? If you are using the Thermal Energy model, I wonder what are you trying to achieve? What type of material are you using ? incompressible ? I would suggest to contact ANSYS support and check if there is already a mechanism to activate such term. In the case of the Total Energy model, CFX already include the pressure gradient term; therefore, you may be double accounting such effect. Still puzzled |
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