Heat flux coefficient at VOF interphase
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Hi
I'm currently running a simulation of an oil bubble rising in water. The bubble has a lower temperature than the continuous water-phase. My target is to evaluate the heat fluxcoefficient at the interphase between water and the oil bubble. Setup: 3D-Mesh with quads VOF (not coupled level set) Energy equation on ic: 0 velocity flow field, spherical patched bubble with phase 2 for oil bc: walls and gravity In my opinion the result of the rising bubble looks plausibel, the temperature distribution over time too. https://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/at...1&d=1494408144 https://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/at...1&d=1494408147 But if I want to evaluate the heat flux coefficient by doing the following steps I get 0 w/2-k: - Create an isosurface with a VOF value of 0.5 - Reports/Surface Integrals - Choosing Area Weighted Average, and surface heat transfer coefficient under wall fluxes - choosing the isosurface and evaluate If I plot the heat flux as a contour plot on the isosurface I also only get 0 w/m^2. But my temperature field tells me an other story. Is it actually possible to evaluate the heat flux at the interface? And if so, how? Best Andy |
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