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August 23, 2001, 10:21
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Heat load- Pulse
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I want to perform transient thermal/CFD(Fluent) analysis having heat source on solid as heat pulse. The heat is ON for some time and then OFF. And this continues for long time. How do I put this kind of BC? How to use UDF for this kind of problems?
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August 24, 2001, 14:55
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Re: Heat load- Pulse
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Take a cue from the FLUENT 5 UDF example on setting a transient boundary profile. Your heat pulse can be represented as an energy source term in W/m^3.
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