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hello, I modelise coal burner in furnace. I have a coal flame and I would like to know the part of radiative and convective heat transfer on the load...
I need some help about. thnaks and bye |
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Hi Olivier,
Assuming that you are interested in the heat transfer to the furnace walls then you can simply report total and radiant heat to walls (Report >Fluxes). In a furnace, the bulk temp will be some 1500 degC reaching peaks of some 1800-1900 degC, therefore the majority (>70%) of heat release will be radiant. Angus |
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