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November 6, 2018, 09:40 |
chtMultiRegionFoam solid to solid boundaries
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John Bayldon
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I am having difficulties with the proper region to region boundaries using chtMultregionfoam. for heat transfer
To test I made a very simple model with 3 regions, in a stack, with the top boundary held at 800 and the bottom a symmetry plane. The middle region(buildBlock) has a high thermal conductivity compared to the upper (heater) and lower(filledVolume). What I see is that the heat flux between the top and middle is very low, the high conductivity region is acting as a thermal barrier! I'm assuming that I have set up the boundaries incorrectly somehow. This is from the changeDictionaryDict of the top layer Quote:
The only difference in the thermophysical properties between the regions is in the value of kappa, which s 5 for the upper an lower regions and 50 for the middle region. Quote:
Can anyone suggest what i am getting wrong? |
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bounday, chtmulitregionfoam, solid conduction |
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