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March 12, 2009, 20:04 |
Heat flux BC at some walls is function of T
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Dear friends, I would like to apply a heat flux BC at some walls which is function of Temperature. Could you help me to write UDF for this case, example Heat flux= aT^2 where a is constant and T is temperature. many thanks shannag
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March 13, 2009, 06:13 |
Re: Heat flux BC at some walls is function of T
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Hi,
If you have a look at the FLUENT UDF User's manual (if you dont have one just google it and it will show up somehwere), there is an example there that sets a velocity profile BC (pg. 3-4 on the 6.1 version), you effectively are going to write the exact same thing, only the line which contains F_PROFILE for you will have your heat flux bc. use something like C_T(c,tc) to get the cell temperature while you are looping through all the cells. hope that helps Agi |
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March 13, 2009, 14:46 |
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Dear A Kourm, I am new fluent user, I will try it and I will let you know . Many thanks and kind regards Shannag
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