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February 27, 2006, 08:38
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Model choice for free air convection heat transfer
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What would be a good starting point for choosing my viscous model (turbulence model)? I'm doing buoyant convective (and conductive)heat transfer between parallel horizontal plates at temps like 20 to 500 C and separations like 1 to 10 cm. I might guess the Rayleigh number is around 1,000,000 and the Reynolds number is perhaps 100 or 1000. Thanks!
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February 27, 2006, 10:14
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Re: Model choice for free air convection heat tran
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Well, gee, maybe "laminar" would be OK...
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