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November 18, 2011, 11:26 |
Heat Transfer Coefficient
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Dilraj Sehmi
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Hi all,
I am running a simple analysis of turbulent forced convection (cooling flow over a plate at high temperature). Right now I am struggling to get the HTC to match with the relevant published correlations when using the mean film temperature for the properties. When I use the properties at inlet temperature the match is a lot better. The method I am using to obtain the HTC is to run two analyses and use the difference of the wall heat flux from both divided by the wall temperature difference. I expect a small error but I am about 50% out at the moment. I am using the low-Re SST turbulence model and have a y+ of 1. I am also reasonably confident that the solution has converged. Any help on the matter would be useful. Thanks! Dilraj |
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heat transfer coefficient, htc, turbulent |
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