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October 14, 2003, 19:42 |
Fields as Boundary conditions?
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Is it somehow possible to use a field, such as [x,y,z,property] , for definition of a boundary condition in CFX 5.6?
Say, for example, I want to solve a conjugate heat transfer problem, where there are flows on both sides of a solid body. Because it is too big to solve in one case, I will setup "internal flow + solid" as one case, and "external flow" as another case. From the "external flow" case I would like to export heat transfer coefficients on the external solid wall and import it as a boundary condition to the "internal flow + solid" case. Many thanks for your ideas. M. |
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October 15, 2003, 20:02 |
Re: Fields as Boundary conditions?
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Hi Martin,
One possible method is to export the heat transfer coefficients on the linking surface to a text file in CFX-Post, and to then import the data into the other run as a Cloud of Points user function, and apply it as the wall boundary condition for the other run. Glenn |
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