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April 12, 2005, 19:53 |
radiation on interfaces
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Hello!!
I have to put a thermal radiation boundary condition (emissivity)on an interface between a solid domain and a fluid domain (air: non partecipating media). Have I to put same value of emissivity for both sides of the interface? Can I set an emiss=0 for the air side and an emiss=0.98 for the solid side of the interface? Am I rigth or this setting will give some problems? Last question : when should I use "conservative interface flux" for a fluid-solid interface? I use the monte carlo model Thank you all for the help |
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