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April 27, 2021, 05:40
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Calculate Heat Flux in a Patch
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Hello community,
I simulated the flow inside a nozzle using the rhoCentralFoam solver and I want to calculate the heat flux along the nozzle wall. However, this is a special case as I replaced the "wall" with an inlet to reproduce something similar to a nozzle with sweat cooling. The thing is the wallHeatFlux only gives me the heat fluxes in boundaries defined as "wall" and I do not have much experience modifying the code. Anyone has an idea of how can I determine the heat flux along a patch? Thank you in advance |
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