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January 15, 2014, 23:48
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Chamber with a heated bar
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I am analysing a chamber with electrically heated bar kept in the centre. Its a 3dimensional analysis. I have the current flowing through the bar. Knowing the material of the bar (aluminium) I can find out its resistance and subsequently the Watts generated. In Fluent I can specify volumetric heat generation (W/m3) or surface heat flux(W/m2).
In the design modeler I prepared a heated bar and surrounded it by an air domain. Here, should I go for Boolean subtract operation? If yes, then I am not able to put volumetric heat generation in FLUENT. Please help me in correcting my approach... |
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