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October 7, 2006, 13:19
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Thermal simulation
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Hi all!
Which solver is the "best" (fastest) to use when doing thermal simulations, SST, k-epsilon etc? I want to do a transient run to see how the temperature spreads in the fluid in a pipe. cheers! |
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October 8, 2006, 09:52
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Re: Thermal simulation
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It depends. You need to first verify & validate your results against the experimental data or other published results. A single calculation with a single mesh is always undesirable, unless you have already known the outcome.
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