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Problem setting 'interior' BC for conjugate heat transfer simulation in Fluent |
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December 13, 2024, 08:22
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Problem setting 'interior' BC for conjugate heat transfer simulation in Fluent
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According to David Garlisch in Heat Sink Meshing
Using the Solver of 'ANSYS Fluent' in Pointwise, In order to create the shadow faces correctly, the fluid-solid-connection-BC has to be manually convert from 'interior' to 'wall', after the .cas mesh file is loaded in Fluent. I am wondering why it cannot be converted automatically once loaded by Fluent? This is a huge drawback of Pointwise for ANSYS Fluent! Could there be a new BC-type for connections such as called 'coupled'?  So that the shadow faces could be automatically generated once loaded by Fluent? Last edited by xq712000; December 13, 2024 at 21:41. Reason: typo |
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