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August 21, 2002, 23:48 |
Radiation modeling in CFX 5
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Hi ! I am modeling a problem with CFX 5.5 where radiation is important. I have some doubts about CFX models: 1) Is it possible to include a solid subdomain transparent to thermal radiation (like a glass plate) ? 2) If it is not possible...any suggestion to workaround this limitation ?
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August 26, 2002, 14:31 |
Re: Radiation modeling in CFX 5
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CFX-5 does not have transparent media models yet, only optically thick: P1 and Rosseland. You will need to use CFX-Radiation (in CFX-4) instead, which has DTM and Monte Carlo. These will be in the next release of CFX-5. You might also get away with using low absorption coefficients, but this might not be usable.
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August 26, 2002, 16:13 |
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Thank you !!
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