[sunilpatil]

Hello sir,
I am doing my M Tech Project on building heat transfer.i have considered single room of dimensions 4*4*4 m.i am applying heat flux to the walls heat flux is varying with time.i have to run my simulation for 24 hours(Total time = 86400 s) my question is for grid dependency study either i have to very both time step size and grid size(space and time) or any one of them is enough because it takes too much of computational time even for time step of 10 s to solve for given total time
Results which i am interested are
1.Average room temperature
2.avg wall temperature

Thank you sir

[imnull]

Originally Posted by sunilpatil

Hello sir,
I am doing my M Tech Project on building heat transfer.i have considered single room of dimensions 4*4*4 m.i am applying heat flux to the walls heat flux is varying with time.i have to run my simulation for 24 hours(Total time = 86400 s) my question is for grid dependency study either i have to very both time step size and grid size(space and time) or any one of them is enough because it takes too much of computational time even for time step of 10 s to solve for given total time
Results which i am interested are
1.Average room temperature
2.avg wall temperature

Thank you sir

see attached
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[ghorrocks]

This is why I strongly recommend using adaptive timestepping. Set adaptive time stepping to home in on 3-5 coeff loops per iteration, then yoru timestep is automatically calculated and you have one less variable to do a sensitivity analysis on.

[sunilpatil]

Hello sir,
Thank you for reply. i will try to run solver with adaptive time stepping as you suggested
Thank you sir
Sunil Patil

[JuPa]

Originally Posted by imnull

see attached
Attachment 20646

Hi,

Where did you get the presentation from? What's the title of the presentation?

Thanks