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Old   April 7, 2016, 04:48
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Hi guys,

I am doing some studies on CHT in facades. Therefore I am monitoring surface heat transfer coefficient at some surfaces (see attachment).
In the attachmant there is a big vertex of the coefficient. During the simulations many of those vertexes have occured (the picture shows only one) and I am wondering why.
My first idea was poor meshing in the region of convective heat transfer. y+ values are below 1 and also other quality parameters seem ok in my opinion. Also with other B.C. (e.g. temperatures, irradiation) I was not facing this problems.
Also obtaining energy balance in this particular setup is a problem.

your professional view would be highly appriciated.

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CHris
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