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August 28, 2009, 06:51 |
energy absorption instead generation
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Hello there,
I face ti very interesting thing. My problem is related to viscous dissipation. My job is 2d axisymmetric tube. The non-newtonian fluid is the flowing medium. The inlet temperature is 19°C. The tube external wall is cooled by water (temp of 5 °C). In the core of flow, where there is almost no velocity gradient, I can clearly see drop temperatures about 2°C. In near wall region, there is heat generation, thus temperatures are more than 19°C. Could anybody please explain to me this strange artificial heat absorption. I cannot even mathematically imagine, how it is even possible. many thanks!! Honza |
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August 29, 2009, 14:11 |
viscous heating
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any idea, please!! ?? come on, guy. I do know..
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