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March 28, 2014, 05:53
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Source term in fluent
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subhas hunasikatti
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Hi every one, In my problem i know heat dissipation from the surface i.e Q, but i dont now the heat flux. But in fluent i dont know how to give Q directly instead of heat flux, can anyone tell me how to give the Q (HEAT DISSIPATION ) directly instead of heat flux.
Thank you in advance With regards Subhas |
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March 28, 2014, 09:09
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Simas
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I am not sure what is heat dissipation but you could use formula q = Q/S
q - heat flux S - surface of heat exhanger |
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