Event control boundary condition constraint

mohmdasher · May 3, 2021, 02:41

Hi,

I'm working on a conjugate heat transfer problem wherein I have a wall that is defined with a heat flux boundary condition. Now, I have another constraint that the wall temperature should not increase beyond 1000 deg C.

How do I go about with these dual constraints. Since there is heat transfer from the wall to the second region, the boundary condition should have an on/off condition for heat flux with temperature control.

Thank you,
Asher

psrikanth · May 13, 2021, 18:36

Hi Asher,

I do not think there is a way to do this normally within CONVERGE. You can only limit the temperature of the whole domain using the max_temp option in inputs.in . However it might be possible to set the heat flux to 0 when the wall temperature reaches 1000 C using a UDF. Please get in touch with support@convergecfd.com and someone can look into this. Please use your official email for all correspondence with Convergent Science.

Praveen

May 3, 2021, 02:41	Event control boundary condition constraint	#1
mohmdasher New Member Asher Join Date: Jun 2020 Posts: 18 Rep Power: 5	Hi, I'm working on a conjugate heat transfer problem wherein I have a wall that is defined with a heat flux boundary condition. Now, I have another constraint that the wall temperature should not increase beyond 1000 deg C. How do I go about with these dual constraints. Since there is heat transfer from the wall to the second region, the boundary condition should have an on/off condition for heat flux with temperature control. Thank you, Asher

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May 13, 2021, 18:36		#2
psrikanth New Member Praveen Srikanth Join Date: May 2021 Location: Convergent Science, Madison, WI Posts: 19 Rep Power: 4	Hi Asher, I do not think there is a way to do this normally within CONVERGE. You can only limit the temperature of the whole domain using the max_temp option in inputs.in . However it might be possible to set the heat flux to 0 when the wall temperature reaches 1000 C using a UDF. Please get in touch with support@convergecfd.com and someone can look into this. Please use your official email for all correspondence with Convergent Science. Praveen