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Old   November 19, 2016, 06:34
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Hi,

I am stuying non equilibrium thermal model.

System inlet temperature constant at 1473 Kelvin.

System initial temperature at 300 Kelvin.

My question is Which air temperature properties I should use? (1473 Kelvin or 300 Kelvin or average.)

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Old   November 21, 2016, 00:53
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May Be you should try using temperature dependent properties for air.
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May Be you should try using temperature dependent properties for air.
You are right. But in the system fluid and solid properties temperture independent. In this case, Should I 1473K air?

System initial temperture 300K. and when finish the charging. Solid and fluid temperature reach 1473K.

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Hi,

I am stuying non equilibrium thermal model.

System inlet temperature constant at 1473 Kelvin.

System initial temperature at 300 Kelvin.

My question is Which air temperature properties I should use? (1473 Kelvin or 300 Kelvin or average.)

I added picture of system and.

I added picture of system temperature change in transient solution.




Thank you in advance.

Best Regards.

You need to define some polynomial curves.
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