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June 14, 2022, 08:37 |
Heat Transfer Coefficient for Heat Flux = 0 W/m^2
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Hello,
I applied for a high mach flow simulation over a plate the following boundary conditions for the plate: Thermal: Heat Flux -- > Heat Flux 0 W/m^2 ; Wall Thickness = 0 m^2 ; Heat Generation Rate 0 W/m3 When I export the srf file for this surface, I get temperatures as well as heat transfer coefficients. I am wondering, why I get heat transfer coefficients. According to the formula dot q = htc * A * (T_wall - T_Fluid) So dot q is according to my settings 0 W/m^2. So either the htc or T_Wall must be zero. But for both I get values. Why? Does Fluent use for the wall temperature the stagnation temperature? Thank you for your help!! Best regards CellZone |
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