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Old   June 9, 2006, 16:34
Default THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY FOR SOLID DOMAIN -BOUYANCY
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CARL
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Dear all,

I am trying to model a buoyancy problem for a roof composed of various sections. Unfortunately I have not even started because I can not set the following:

THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF THE SOLID DOMAIN

I have selected PURE SUBSTANCE, then CHT SOLIDS, then SOLID (thermodynamic state) and then I input the data, but I can not find where I should input the thermal conductivity of the solid... otherwise it will not run, I guess.

another thing is, I would like to run later this model more properly with radiation, but I need also to input the emmissivity of the solid... same case of THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY, I can not find the field to input it.

Last, but not least, till now I have not found the molar fraction for the concrete (idealizing this as 'one' solid only... of course in reality it is not that)... but since I wont run a species problem, I think I can override it... e.g use a value of ONE or ZERO... will this cause any problem during the simulation??

Many thanks for your help, whatever it comes is highly appreciated.

Regards,

Carl
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Old   June 9, 2006, 17:44
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Molar fraction isnt relevant to the solid states AFAIK.

The thermal conductivity and emmisivity are all set in the material editor. Click the little (+) icons to expand the boxes.
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