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Old   March 6, 2024, 03:58
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I am simulating convective heat transfer of turbine blade to get areodynamic heat from flow. I have give boundary as Adiabatic。
I post-process results, get this:
1. local heat transfer coefficient = 5000,
2.Specified Y+ Heat Transfer Coefficient = 100-500.
3. Heat Transfer Coefficient =0.

Could any one explain Specified Y+ Heat Transfer Coefficient?
1. Is it proper to use Adiabatic boundary condition?
2. Is it reasonable to use Adiabatic boundary condition and Specified Y+ Heat Transfer Coefficient for my blade conductive heat transfer?
3. from my view, when i set Adiabatic boundary condition, the heat flux on wall shall be 0, and Heat Transfer Coefficient also be zero, so why is Specified Y+ Heat Transfer Coefficient and local Specified Y+ Heat Transfer Coefficient is not zero?
4. If i want to compare my result with my experiment, in which i get h by Tref as my inlet Temperature, how can i compare it?

Thanks a lot.
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Old   March 8, 2024, 05:54
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User guide, p. 3969 "Guidelines for Heat Transfer Coefficients"

Guidelines for Heat Transfer Coefficients
This section discusses the recommendations for accurate use of the Standard Wall Functions and the built-in
post-processing heat transfer coefficients.
...

Heat Transfer Coefficient
This option is primarily used for comparing heat transfer coefficients to experimental data or other previous
work.
When you use this option, note the following: ...

Local Heat Transfer Coefficient
When you use this option, note the following: ...

Specified y+ Heat Transfer Coefficient
When you use this option, note the following: ...

Virtual Local Heat Transfer Coefficient
When you use this option, note the following: ...
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