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Old   September 12, 2011, 00:31
Default Radiative equilibrium wall condition in OpenFOAM
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Hi OpenFOAM users!
I am a ug student with little experience in programming in OpenFOAM.

I trying to re produce a result for a perfect gas CO_2 simulation for the Manned Breaking System (MBS) Mars capsule using a compressible solver I developed using the recently available compressible libraries and solvers in OF-1.6-ext.

The issue is the simulation employed a wall temperature at Radiative equilibrium conditions. This condition uses the Stephan-Boltzmann Law to compute the wall temperature and since the heat flux at the wall is of paramount interest I need to know how to apply an appropriate patch for my model.

Can any one please guide me on if such a patch is already available and if not how do I go about implementing such a patch.

I would like to implement this at the wall



Thank in advance!

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