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December 6, 2001, 05:27 |
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Hi!
I'm new here. My name is Karol and I'm a student of Warsaw University of Technology (Poland). I've read a discussion about using commercial codes at school and yes, I'm using Fluent in my Thesis. Maybe it's wrong but I've already learned a lot and my value to the potential employer is bigger, I hope. In my country it's hard to get a job and companies look for employees already prepared to work, with knowledge of commercial codes they use. I have problem with Heat Transfer Coefficients I got. HTC are half of what I expect to be. My question is: How is HTC calculated in Fluent? My second concern is: How to set roughness in Two-Layer Zonal Model? When I used standard wall functions I could set roughness in boundary conditions/wall window, when I switched to Two-Layer that option disappeared. Karol |
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