Energy source term in Discrete Ordinate Method

pifou74 · November 5, 2010, 10:24

Hello Everybody,

I have a configuration where I need to estimate the radiative properties. To achieve this, I use the discrete ordinate method in Fluent Software.
Nevertheless, I want to estimate by an UDF, the radiative source term in the energy equation, that is to say the divergence of the radiative flux.

I am familiar with UDF, but in documentation, very poor information are given (for example on the variables used in DOM). Consequently With discrete ordinate method, I have no Idea how to do this....
If somebody has any experience and want to help me...

Thank you very much

Pifou74

Mazze[ITA] · April 29, 2016, 11:15

Hi, did you sort this problem out?

November 5, 2010, 10:24	Energy source term in Discrete Ordinate Method	#1
pifou74 New Member Peter Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 15 Rep Power: 17	Hello Everybody, I have a configuration where I need to estimate the radiative properties. To achieve this, I use the discrete ordinate method in Fluent Software. Nevertheless, I want to estimate by an UDF, the radiative source term in the energy equation, that is to say the divergence of the radiative flux. I am familiar with UDF, but in documentation, very poor information are given (for example on the variables used in DOM). Consequently With discrete ordinate method, I have no Idea how to do this.... If somebody has any experience and want to help me... Thank you very much Pifou74

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Mazze[ITA] Member Lorenzo Mazzei Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 60 Rep Power: 15	Hi, did you sort this problem out?