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January 4, 2011, 14:14 |
Evaluate bulk temperature as an expression
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I am evaluating heat transfer between different duct geometries. I want to be able to calculate HTC as h=q/(twall-tbulk). Then I want to take that htc and average it over an area.
I am having difficulty doing this symbolically, versus at a point. For example, to get bulk temp, I need to take an area average of temperature over a location, like ave(Temperature)@Plane 1. The problem is, I want the location to vary, instead of an xy plane at point z, I want z to vary. This way, I would get tbulk as a function of z. Does anybody know how to do this? I do not want to use expert parameters to set tbulk constant. This would cause h to decrease in the streamwise direction as the fluid heats, and would make it a pain for me to compare different geometry. |
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