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Hi evrybody, Can someone help me ? I want to calculate the cooling of a hot(900K) moving solid in a channel subject to a colder flow (460K). If you want, I could give you precise details on my model.
Thanks for evryone. |
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try dynamics mesh and conjugate heat transfer.
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Hi!
for uniform velocity and axial direction of moving in a channel without change in cross section area, you can let your solit object stay and move the walls! Ralf |
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For the dynamic mesh it's ok but heat transfert don't work.
I tried to create "Interfaces" but the heat isn't transfered to the fluid. I tried to create just walls between the fluide and the solid. Fluent created automatically walls shadow. I don't know which boundary condition I'have to input. Thanks if you can help me |
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