[shahpar73]

Hi
I am a new user of CFX and will be very thankful if can help in a very simple problem.
I have a solid Rod of radius 1.2 mm and length 2mm with temperature about 3000k. Argon is flowing around the rod and simulation is required to see the temperature rise in Argon. I tried to follow the tutorial "Conjugate heat transfer in a Heating Coil" but I know the temperature and not the energy source.
How to apply temperature in my case?

Regards
Shahid

[hmasenger]

i think u need a mesh as atmosfear wich the rod that u mentiond about is cuted away so u have somthing like a qube wich has a hol on it.
now u can set temp on the inside wall(wall of rod wich is not there)
u sould set the inlet of argon and an outlet
and it is nothing to worry about because thats a pice of cake and such an easy problem shuldent make u confuse

[ghorrocks]

Originally Posted by shahpar73

Hi
I am a new user of CFX and will be very thankful if can help in a very simple problem.
I have a solid Rod of radius 1.2 mm and length 2mm with temperature about 3000k. Argon is flowing around the rod and simulation is required to see the temperature rise in Argon. I tried to follow the tutorial "Conjugate heat transfer in a Heating Coil" but I know the temperature and not the energy source.
How to apply temperature in my case?

Regards
Shahid

This is straightforward. If you know the temperature of the rod then you don't need to model it. Model the fluid region with a cutout for the the heating rod. Put a specified temperature of 3000K on the rod and other boundaries to generate the rest of the flow. This is a straightforward single domain simulation.

I think that is what hamed was trying to say but I couldn't make most of it out.