PHOENICS 3.5 temperature calculation

November 10, 2003, 06:41

The definition for Cp has been changed in PHOENICS 3.5, where internally it is defined by PHOENICS where T=(h-h_base)/Cp. By using our previous equation (prior to version 3.5) which is given by -(k/Cp).grad(h) for conduction term, we defined only the value of the term (k/Cp), now in PHOENICS 3.5, how can we calculate this k value? Do we need to calculate this value?

Thank you for any volunteer trying to help me.

December 19, 2003, 03:03

Jas,

I know very little about conduction but it seems to me that k is a "coefficient of conduction", similar to e.g. ENUT for turbulent diffusion. If so, is not k specific to the material in which the conduction is taking place? Is it not something you pick out of tables of material properties?

Correct me if I've misunderstood your question.

Olof

January 15, 2004, 06:11

Thank you Olof.

November 10, 2003, 06:41	PHOENICS 3.5 temperature calculation	#1
Jas Guest Posts: n/a	The definition for Cp has been changed in PHOENICS 3.5, where internally it is defined by PHOENICS where T=(h-h_base)/Cp. By using our previous equation (prior to version 3.5) which is given by -(k/Cp).grad(h) for conduction term, we defined only the value of the term (k/Cp), now in PHOENICS 3.5, how can we calculate this k value? Do we need to calculate this value? Thank you for any volunteer trying to help me.

December 19, 2003, 03:03	Re: PHOENICS 3.5 temperature calculation	#2
Olof Liungman Guest Posts: n/a	Jas, I know very little about conduction but it seems to me that k is a "coefficient of conduction", similar to e.g. ENUT for turbulent diffusion. If so, is not k specific to the material in which the conduction is taking place? Is it not something you pick out of tables of material properties? Correct me if I've misunderstood your question. Olof

January 15, 2004, 06:11	Re: PHOENICS 3.5 temperature calculation	#3
Jas Guest Posts: n/a	Thank you Olof.

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