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sandra November 9, 2004 12:46

heat at wall
 
I need to enter the heat in the wall of my seal. I wrote the speed and the wall moving ans statinary but I need the heat too and I don' t know how do it. Somebody can help me, please? Thank you

anni November 10, 2004 03:10

Re: heat at wall
 
If you select Define -> Models -> Energy

And you activate Energy then go to Boundary Conditions -> wall , and here you go!!!

sandra November 10, 2004 04:40

Re: heat at wall
 
Thank you, but I have to write the heat by friction between both surfaces.Do you know how do it?

anni November 10, 2004 06:37

Re: heat at wall
 
I think you have to calculate the heat because of friction before and then enter the heat as Heat Flux or Heat Generation Rate, probably at both walls. I have a similar problem. Two rotating discs that are in contact, and there is heat flux because of friction. But i haven't reach that point yet.

I am not sure about my answer. Good luck!! Anni

sandra November 10, 2004 07:10

Re: heat at wall
 
yes, this is exactly my problem. Thank you for you help.


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