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July 15, 2002, 09:34 |
heat transfer through fluids in a pipe in pipe
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hello all,
can any body help me to find the method in Fluent to calculate the heat transfer through two fluids with different temperatures flowing though a pipe in pipe structue(conjugated flow through pipes). thanks in advance, madasu |
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July 15, 2002, 11:14 |
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Model the structure, let's say tube&fin heat exchanger. Use inlets and outflow for both the fluids with their inlet temperatures. Solve the problem. See the temperature results.
I think you can check-up by modeling a simple two channel Aluminum/steel block with water flowing in the counter flow with different inlet temperatures. Hope this meets your requirement. Ashu |
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