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Old   March 22, 2009, 02:38
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Hi! i'm trying a radiation model, with buoyancy. When i ran temperature solver without radiation and buoyancy, the temperature results appear sensible but when radiation and buoyancy are on, i got near zero Kelvin thermal distribution. Anyone with experience, could quickly point out obvious mistake which i might have overlooked? urgent, i got close deadline and not much time to debug on my own! tq!
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Old   March 23, 2009, 08:37
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Most probably something is wrong with radiation setup - all the heat goes from your domain via the radiation and you end with nearly zero temperatures.

Unfortunately I don't have any experience with radiation problems, so you'd better check the manual.
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