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March 28, 2011, 13:13 |
Atributting one face temperature to another face
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Hello everyone!
I'm having this problem with transfering one face temperature to another (maybe it's due to my newbness). Anyway, i'll describe the problem: I've got a room with one heat source and i'm using a blower to move the air through the room. The blower only recirculates the air in the room. My boundary conditions are: -velocity inlet for the inlet and for the outlet (the outlet has the inverse module); -the rest are walls; -the walls for the heat source have a positive heat flux; -the walls for the windows have a negative heat flux; I consider that there exhists mass conservation on the system and that the temperature on the inlet is the same of the outlet. My problem is: There exhists an evolution in the systems temperature, so, how can i transport the temperature from the outlet to the inlet? I was thinking on using an UDF, but i don't know wich to use and how. Thank you for your attention! |
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