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October 9, 2022, 08:02 |
How to control heat flux at fluid-solid interface to simulate drying
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Good day,
I am trying to control the heat flux at a fluid-solid interface. Inlet Conditions:
Fluid-solid interface Initial Condition:
I would like to have air flow over solid and transfer heat to solid using coupling until interface reaches 320 K. When it reaches 320K I would like to stop any more heat from being transferred to solid for a certain amount of time. After that time is reached I want to continue transferring heat from 353K air to the solid using coupling. How do I do this? I read that DEFINE_HEAT_FLUX should only be used for external walls and not internal walls. Which udf macro can i use to do this? |
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