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Defining Temperature for Fluid in Channel
Posted 20 ago 2016, 19:27 GMT-4 Heat Transfer & Phase Change 1 Reply
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Hello,
I want to model a system where I have two parallel channels each containing fluid at different temperatures. I want to establish a thermal gradient between the channels.
I can't seem to be able to define the temperature of the fluid using the conjugate heat transfer module, only boundaries. Then my question is, is it more appropriate to set my temperature condition along the walls of my channel or only the inlets?
Thanks!
I want to model a system where I have two parallel channels each containing fluid at different temperatures. I want to establish a thermal gradient between the channels.
I can't seem to be able to define the temperature of the fluid using the conjugate heat transfer module, only boundaries. Then my question is, is it more appropriate to set my temperature condition along the walls of my channel or only the inlets?
Thanks!
1 Reply Last Post 26 ago 2016, 18:47 GMT-4
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8 years ago
Hi Daniel,
You can impose the temperature on the fluid domain using a Weak Constraint or a Pointwise Constraint but it’s not physical. I suggest you impose the fluid temperature at the walls or inlets, depending on what’s more realistic for your problem.
Nagi Elabbasi
Veryst Engineering
You can impose the temperature on the fluid domain using a Weak Constraint or a Pointwise Constraint but it’s not physical. I suggest you impose the fluid temperature at the walls or inlets, depending on what’s more realistic for your problem.
Nagi Elabbasi
Veryst Engineering