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Marcel Jay
Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: Berlin
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Hello Community,
I have encountered an imbalance in the heat transfer rate (q in Watts) which I cannot explain. Following Problem, I have a solid body with a heatsource with 66W into it. There are two other solid bodies in contact as well as a fluid domain (air). I measured the imbalance in CFD-Post via an expression: Code:
areaAve(Wall Heat Flux)@Interface1_Side1*area()@Interface1_Side1+areaAve(Wall Heat Flux)@Interface2_Side1..... Is it possible that CFX defines some faces as negative? Since the part of the solid in contact with the fluid has a positive value for q. When I substract that one face I get a result of about 1W, which can be a round off error. Strangely, also the heatsource defined as 66W is only about 64.8W in CFD Post. Any Idea? Cheers |
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