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March 22, 2019, 06:57 |
CFX- negative heat flux ??
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Rakshit
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Hi All,
It would be great if any one can give me some tips over defining the physics for my problem I have a enclosed cavity with a chiller unit in it. The initial temperature inside the cavity is 25 degC and external temperature out side the cavity is also 25 degC so with this condition I want to achieve a target temperature of 15 degC inside the cavity. Basically saying the chiller unit should suck the heat from inside the cavity and dissipate it to the out side (external environment ) so is it possible to define negative heatflux for the chiller unit ?? or is there any other way i can deal with this for reference I have attached a rough picture of my set up Many Thanks |
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March 22, 2019, 18:01 |
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Glenn Horrocks
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Yes, of course you can do that. You just define a negative heat source inside the cavity and positive heat source in the external environment.
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