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December 12, 2006, 11:04 |
Solid mesh for heat conduction
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Hi folks:
I am modeling a pipe flow where the pipe thickness is considerable (i dont wanna use thin wall option in fluent). So my question is how many nodes do I have to place inside the solid wall for heat conduction. Lets say my pipe diamater is 100 mm, and wall thickess is 10 mm. So I can use my pipe mesh size 5-7, in that case I will have only 1 node inside the wall. Any idea or comments. Thank you for you time. Munni |
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December 12, 2006, 13:24 |
Re: Solid mesh for heat conduction
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I want to plot gragh for some thermal parameters(for example temprature) vs time in unsteady condition of heat transfer in a solid body. Can you help me in this topic. thanke you very much.
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