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Sven Degner
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hello foamers,
at the moment I work with CFX on a cht-simulation this case got a thin material with a thermal contact resistance on a patch, only on the patch. So that the patch imitadet the material through a thermal contact resistance. The question is got OpenFOAM such a function? Thanks Sven |
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Hi Sven,
no, unfortunately OF has not such a function. Regards, Toni |
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Sven Degner
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sounds really pity,
got anyone a idea how cfx handle this numerical in the code? or where I can find it ? for the coupled patches I work with turbulentTempCoupledBaffle this patch where calculate the wall temperature based on delta,T and K. A edit in this cases sounds logical for me. Sven |
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In the Ansys tutorials you can find the theory for this problem.
What the best way is to implement it into OF I don't know. |
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