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April 17, 2012, 10:03
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Hello,
I use Openfoam 2.1 and i would like to simulate an elektronic component on top of an solid surrounded by an fluid. i chose the buoyant MultiRegionSimpleFoam solver and worked thought the MultiRegionHeaterRadiation tutorial. The Problem is that i dont know how to simulate heat flow caused by the power consumption of the component. In the tutorial the heater has an fixed temperature. Anyone got some idea? |
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