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July 24, 2018, 03:33 |
Boundary Condition for Two Contacting Plates
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Hi,
I have created two plates in ccm+and imprinted both. From both plates I created one region. In "contacts" I have: Plate1/Plate2 So I got two regions now. And I have one boundary named: Upper Part of Plate 1 and one Boundary named: Lower Part of Plate 2 Both Boundary conditions are in contact, so heat is flowing from one plate to the other. I am wondering which boundary condition I have to set up under "thermal sepcification": I could chose "Environment, Temperature, Adiabatic, Convection, Heat Flux and Heat Source" Actually there is only heat conduction, so I should chose "Environment" ? But then I can specify a heat transfer coefficient, although there is no convection? Can someone help? Thank you! |
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July 24, 2018, 08:20 |
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Hey, i've already answered this question here: Solid/Fluid Interface heat transfer and here: Interface Heat transfer Greetings, tisa |
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