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November 26, 2003, 10:03 |
Wall Heat Flux unit
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Hi,
According to CFX-5 Reference Guide, the unit of the wall heat flux in CFX-5.6 is kg/s^-3 and the unit of the heat transfer coefficient is kg/s^-3 K. Can this really be correct? Regards, Märta-Karin |
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November 26, 2003, 15:14 |
Re: Wall Heat Flux unit
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Hi Marta-Karin
Strictly speaking, they are correct: Heat Flux = W m^-2 = (kg m s^-2 x m s-1) x m^-2 = kg s^-3 HTC = W m^-2 K = kg s^-3 K but not very useful to anyone. Perhaps CFX should employ some engineers instead of computer scientists. Johnson |
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