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Hi,
What is the definition of and difference between following variables listed in CFX Post: Thermal Conductivity Thermal Conductivity_xx Thermal Conductivity_xy Thermal Conductivity_xz Thermal Conductivity_yy Thermal Conductivity_yz Thermal Conductivity_zz |
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Anyone please?
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Well, a guess would be that you should use the _xx etc variables when the material is anisotropic (different values for different directions)
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Thanks for your reply. Yes I also guess so. Actually the variable 'Thermal Conductivity_xx' seems the variable k_x i.e thermal conductivity in direction x which controls the heat flux in x direction -k_x(dt/dx). Please correct me if my guess is wrong. But what do the variables like 'Thermal Conductivity_xy' and 'Thermal Conductivity_xz' etc. mean? I am not even able to guess their meaning.. |
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