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Hi there,
I'm trying to implement heat flux lines on fluent. I'm new at UDF but I think I'm quite close to achieve this. I know that the heat distribution can be seen through temperature distribution, because they are penpendicular between each other, but i could't obtain them by only using temperature gradients. Does anybody know why? In the first picture, I tried to implement the equation: H= ![]() parte 1.jpg But the result should be something like this: como deveria ser.jpg When I tried to use only the temperature gradient, this is what I got: gradiente.png Any suggestions? |
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