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July 21, 2020, 11:45 |
Radiation-adiabatic wall
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Hello,
for my 2D problem setup I would like to model the wall between the external, hypersonic fluid (Ma 8, ..., 12), and the solid airfoil/geometry (which is meshed as a solid) as a radiation adiabatic wall. To my understanding in theory this means that the heat conduction (gas->wall) equals the heat radiation (wall->gas). Please correct me if I'm wrong. I know how to model the standard adiabatic wall aswell as the isothermal and coupled wall conditions as fluent makes setting these up quiet easy. Which settings do I need to set to obtain a radiation adiabatic wall boundary condition? I searched this forum and several papers for an answer but I couldn't find anything regarding the fluent setup. Thank you very much for your help. Best regards |
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July 22, 2020, 05:13 |
Update Idea
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My current idea is to write a UDF which describes the ratiation heat flux from the solid towards the fluid. If anyone has experience on this or suggestions why this should work or not I would be happy.
best regards |
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adiabatic, boundary condition, fluent, radiation adiabatic, thermal analysis |
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