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June 21, 2013, 04:37 |
Transient conjugate heat transfer problem
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shang-shuain Deng
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Dear all,
I simulated a transient conjugate heat transfer problem. A stacking material( up is metal and down is nonmetal, ex: iron stacks on wood) in air(300k), Boundary coditions: up and down have a heat source(700k). The result(I ran 2 seconds) was that nonmetal material had higher temperature than metal. I am confused. In our common sence, the metal material should rise temperature fast, but the simulation result is opposite. Please a little help will be appreciated. Thanks. |
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