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Old   April 13, 2005, 08:05
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Gerhard Hinterholzer
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I use Fluent 5.3. My geometry consists of a non axisymmetric cylinder with a main axis along the z axis, where also the full gravity is acting. The cylinder ist divided in height into two parts with a wall at half height. This wall is modeled as a coupled wall. In the lower und in the upper cylinder there is a velocity in- and outlet. The lower cylinder ist heated from below. I expect a heat flow over the coupled wall (steel) from the lower to the upper volume, but this does not work. Can anyone give me a hint where i can have probably the problem?

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Old   April 13, 2005, 13:37
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Evan Rosenbaum
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Check your GAMBIT file to see if there are two faces at the intersection that need to be merged. If you named your interface wall and need to do a merge, a two-sided wall named "Wall" should show up in FLUENT.
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