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July 25, 2008, 05:31 |
Cooling Heat Flux
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Hi!
I am trying to set a heat flux on a wall. The thing is, this is not a warming but a COOLING flux, so it is supposed to REMOVE energy. I guess that, to do so, I should set a NEGATIVE heat concentration (-100 W/mē for example). But when I do that, I have a divergence in the calculus. If I set a positive value, this is working fine, but I do not want to heat my flow, I want to COOL it. So? What should I do? Thanks! |
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