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March 18, 2008, 12:07 |
thermal analysis - how to model internal fan?
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Hi,
I am working on a conjugate heat transfer project. Inside the fluid domain, there is a fan. The purpose of the fan is to provide force convection to uniform the temperature inside the fluid domain. This is a transient case. How to setup BCs for the fan? The volume where the fan occupied was cut out. here, there are: walls, + one face for fan intake and one face for fan outlet. For the intake side, I am using: inlet velocity (toward inside the fan) with zero gradient for temperature. For the outlet side (flow into the fluid domain), I am using: inlet velocity (toward the fluid domain) temperature: calculate average temperature from the intake side, then, assign the average temperature to this surface face. Is this reasonable? Any suggestion? Thanks! phsieh2005 |
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