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February 24, 2014, 17:09 |
Natural Convection - Boundary Condition: Heat Flux = 0
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Dear all,
I am simulating a natural convection problem, axisymmetrical geometry. I would like to simulating the external boundaries (forming a rectangle, whose bottom edge is the axis) as environment (1 atm). In particular, let be ...........b ..________________ ..|......................... | a|......................... | c ..|..........................| -- - -- - -- - -- - -- - -- - -- ...........d . . I used dots "." as space (they don't represent anything the domain, where gravity goes from left to right, "d" is the axis I used: for "b" and "c" pressure outlet 1atm 25°C for "a" I want to impose 1 atm but not 25°C: I would like to get zero heat flux. I see that in "pressure outlet" BC seems not to be possible; I tried to put a far wall, but it is not exactly what I want: a wall implies not flow going up as well. Could you help me, please? |
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