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June 30, 2009, 10:19 |
Radiation in a square tube
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Theuns
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Hi all,
I'm new to fluent and have a basic problem that I need help with. I have a square tube 50mm x 50mm x 200mm long. The tube is made of steel, open ended both sides. Generation in Gambit and meshing is ok. I want to heat up the exterior of the bottom face to say 1000k and blow air through the tube at sy 3m/s. Heat will be conducted through the bottom face and radiate within the confinements of the tube. I want to examine both the temperature on the other faces as well as the temp of the air flowing through the tube.......... I need help setting up the boundary conditions in Fluent.... Thansk....and be patient...I'm new to this. |
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conduction, radiation, tube |
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