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Old   February 5, 1999, 05:24
Default Heat Transfer Benchmarking
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Joakim Brink
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I am using FLUENT/UNS for CFD-calculations in the area of electronic cooling equipment and climate control in vehicles.

I would like to validate this code for this type of fluid flow, therefore I am looking for good benchmark cases with experimentell results available or in second hand a well dokumented analytical solution.

If requested I am willing to pay for copies of extensive and well dokumented reports.

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Old   February 8, 1999, 13:33
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John C. Chien
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Based on my previous experience, uniform tri/ or hybird quad/ mesh on the wall is essential for consistent wall heat transfer calculation. Non-uniform tri/ mesh on the wall will give you non-consistent results, unless all the wall mesh sizes are very small and inside the linear sublayer region. (assuming that the low Re two-layer model is used)
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