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November 6, 2013, 13:21 |
Heat Transfer Boundary Conditions
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Hi,
I'm trying to model a simple flow in a pipe with non-adiabatic walls. My flow inlet has a set velocity and temperature, and I want to know how much heat is lost to the walls. Unfortunately, I do not know the thermal B.C. at the walls (surface temperature, heat flux, heat transfer coefficient). All I know about the wall are its thermal properties and thickness. I cannot assume a thin-wall since the wall thickness is the same as the radius of the flow domain. Is there anyway to solve this or do I need to know more boundary conditions to properly solve the problem? Thanks, George |
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