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May 24, 2006, 16:55 |
Interesting problem
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Hello everybody
I am trying to solve a 2D axisymmetric problem of heat transfer corresponding to an annulus. I have all the four edges defined as walls, the left one with a constant heat flux, the right one with a constant temperature (=298 K), the top and bottom as insulated. The problem is that once I run the solver and post process my results, I see that the tempeature on the right edge is not equal to 298K as it should be. It gives me something close, like 299K or 300K but not what I impose on it. Please let me know as to why this is happening. What should I do to overcome this problem?? Thanks |
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May 27, 2006, 15:24 |
Re: Interesting problem
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the walls are adiabatic or no chankhar
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