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June 25, 2001, 01:31 |
Wall Heat Tramsfer Coefficient - UDF
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Hi all,
I want to access Fluent's calculated heat transfer co-efficient at a wall. According to p85 of my (old) udf manual this can be accessed via: h = RP_Get_Real("udf/heat-transfer-coefficient"); but I get an error from Fluent when using this function - apparently it doesn't now about this variable. Also, I would have thought that the heat transfer co-efficient is a local value - and thus not a global RP variable at all. So what does this do from example 5.6 in the udf manual?? I have found that the past variabled cid[1], cid[2] are non-zero and look like they may have the values of the heat transfer co-efficient as computed by Fluent. Can anybody confirm this?? Greg |
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