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June 9, 2008, 05:09 |
Conjugate Heat Transfer query
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Hi,
I'm wanting to know the temperature soak performance of a solid body which is surrounded by a fluid. If I use the Conjugate Heat Transfer feature in CFX will that tell me anything about the temperature in the solid body - I would expect it does not and I'd need to use the Fluid-Structure Interaction. Is CHT just about using a solid as a source or sink for heat energy whereby only the behaviour of the fluid is to be understood? Thanks. |
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June 9, 2008, 09:03 |
Re: Conjugate Heat Transfer query
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If you want to observe the shrinkage of solid body due to thermal shock , then it is not possible in CFX. Other wise You can always obtain temerature profiles on solid fluid interections.
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