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February 9, 2007, 22:48 |
Boundary types for heating
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Hi, I am trying to model a heat sink heated from the bottom and exposed to convection from the top with 2 side adiabatic walls.
Can anyone tell me how do i specify the boundary type for the wall that is exposed to a constant heat flux? |
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February 11, 2007, 22:56 |
Re: Boundary types for heating
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hello heat flux at the boudary equal to total heat that should adsorbed by heat sink from system(equipment),in the Define\boundary condition\wall,you chose the heat flux and input the heat flux(w/m2)
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