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Suhan Umur Okuducu
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Hello,
I have edited the question I asked here because it could be misunderstood. I would like to ask whether there is any difference between the following two scenarios in terms of value to be defined for heatSource in OpenFOAM: 1. A scenario where the fluid does not contain a heat source (like the heatedDuct tutorial) 2. A scenario where the fluid does contain a heat source (like the coolingSphere tutorial) I also have another question: In the coolingSphere tutorial, which uses chtMultiRegionFoam, how can we model a case where there is no airflow (i.e., no inlet or outlet)? Can the fluid boundary conditions be taken directly from the hotRoom tutorial in this case? Or how should such a case be modeled in general? I once asked for help on the forums by sharing a case file to get advice on the boundary conditions for this kind of setup, but I didn’t get a response at the time. I would really appreciate any help you can provide on this matter. Last edited by suoCFD; June 13, 2025 at 03:40. |
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John Mary
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Greetings,
Can you please share the case you want to modify and say exactly what you want to add or remove ? Regards, |
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