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September 26, 2012, 16:31 |
Materials Assigned to Walls
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Alamo
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When setting up a problem in Fluent, there are materials assigned (automatically) to the walls, even though the walls have thickness of zero. I believe these material setting is not critical, i.e., I won't need to change them from the default (it seems to be aluminum, or another material I have used somewhere in my model). Can someone please confirm if my assumption is correct? (or let me know if I am wrong).
Thanks. AM |
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September 27, 2012, 16:30 |
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Negin Nazarian
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It depends on your simulation.
for instance It might be used if you are accounting for thermal inertia in your case. |
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September 28, 2012, 14:08 |
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Robert
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Yes, If you keep wall thickness equal to zero it is neglected in calculations and material doesn't matter.
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default, materials, walls boundary conditions |
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