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August 4, 2020, 09:07
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A Thermal Analysis Problem
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Hello ,
I am trying to analyse the heat flow of a simple rectangular domain with a trapezoidal rib inside (Solar Air Heater) in Fluent . I am using periodic B.C's for the inlet and outlet specifying the ambient temperature to be 300K and the rib inside to have a constant heat flux of 1000 W/m^2 . For some reason , I have found parts in the fluid domain that somehow result in a temperature less than 300K . Can anyone please explain or help me to figure out why this happening and if and how i can prevent this |
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