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September 28, 2015, 12:52 |
Heat Transfer Through a Porous Medium
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I am trying to model forced convection heat transfer through a porous medium. I have a vertical cylinder with a constant surface temperature (because I don't know the heat flux) and I defined a porous zone with the calculated viscous and inertial resistance factors (from experimental data). The porosity of the medium was also measured. When I compute the total heat transfer rate across the outlet at the top it gives me a large negative number. But when I turn the porous zone off I get a realistic positive heat transfer rate for forced convection. What am I doing wrong? I am using the thermal non-equilibrium model with an estimated interfacial area density (for now) and the heat transfer coefficient from my experiment. |
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