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January 6, 2009, 18:32 |
radiation of a body
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Does anyone know how to model radiation of a body (copper solid block) heated to a certain temperature?
I would like that body to loose energy depending on the temperature, but only due to radiation (cause Im trying to model a behaviour of a heater in high vacuum conditions 10-5 Pa), can u do that in Ansys? thanks in advance!!! |
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January 7, 2009, 18:39 |
Re: radiation of a body
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Hi,
CFX has a number of radiation models. The discrete transfer model is probably appropriate here. The Monte Carlo model is also applicable but will require a much longer run time. If the geometry is simple (no reentrant bits) and the far-field is roughly constant temperature you can forget a radiation model and put a heat transfer flux of emissivity * Stefan Boltzmann * (T^4 - T_far^4). If this approximation is good it will be much quicker and easier to do. If your simulation is in a high vacuum and you only want the heat transfer then turn the fluid solver off using the expert parameters. Glenn Horrocks |
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January 13, 2009, 07:41 |
Re: radiation of a body
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Thank you very much for your help, I will try the heat transfer flux method the.. Regards.. Wojtek
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