Temperature profile of a cylindrical wall in CFX
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Dear friends,
In fact I want to use a special temperature profile at a cylindrical wall in CFX (as shown in attached file). Can any body help me please to do that ? in there any tutorial or document ? Sincerely |
Hi
It is easy to define the temperature variation vs a distance by using a function in CFX-Pre. |
Temperature Profile
Dear Abou Ali,
Thank you very much, but my problem is that the wall is rounded and not straight, have you any document to send me please ? |
Hi,
If you need documentation about CFX-Pre Function you can find it in the CFX Help. You can see also tutorial 19 Air Conditioning Simulation (CFX 13). |
CFX Tutorial
There are some exampls in the cfX tutorial about functions. you can use them.
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Dear Abou Ali
In fact I read the mentioned tutorial, but in that example show using the functions in CFX but has not explain how can write a function. Do you know how can I write a function to show for example a linear temperature profile ? Sincerely |
Hi,
This is the procedure to create and use a function in CFX Pre. The function is T=f(x) and the known data are: T1 at x1 T2 at x2 T3 at x3 The units of T and x are K and m respectively Procedure 1- From the main menu, select Insert > Expressions, Functions and Variables > User Function. 2- In the New Function dialog box, type Tempx. 3- Click OK. The details view for the Tempx function is displayed. 4- In the Argument Units box type [m] 5- In the Result Units box type [K] 6- Set Option to One Dimensional 7- In the Coordinate box type x1 8- In the Value box type T1 9- Click Add 10- Repeat steps 7 to 9 to add x2,T2 and x3,T3. 11-Click OK ***************** From the main menu, select Insert > Expressions, Functions and Variables > Expression. 2. In the New Expression dialog box, type Tx. 3. Click OK. The details view for the Tupper equation is displayed. 4. Under Definition, type Tempx(x) . 5. Click Apply to create the expression. The expression is added to the list of existing expressions. |
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