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bouyancy effect
Posted Mar 8, 2015, 1:24 p.m. EDT Heat Transfer & Phase Change Version 5.0 1 Reply
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Hi
I found that with the multiphysics module using laminar flow and heat conduction in solids
on air in a closed cavity with temperature defined boundaries and gravity volume force I get
flow patterns. Does this simulate the bouyancy effect correctly?
From my experience, the heat transfer module (with conjugate heat transfer) is needed if you have a heat
source in the model plus a fluid flowing in
but in the above example the multiphysics model seems to be enough
thanks
David
I found that with the multiphysics module using laminar flow and heat conduction in solids
on air in a closed cavity with temperature defined boundaries and gravity volume force I get
flow patterns. Does this simulate the bouyancy effect correctly?
From my experience, the heat transfer module (with conjugate heat transfer) is needed if you have a heat
source in the model plus a fluid flowing in
but in the above example the multiphysics model seems to be enough
thanks
David
1 Reply Last Post Mar 8, 2015, 10:12 p.m. EDT
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10 years ago
Hi:
for your question ,I suggest you look at the case.
for your question ,I suggest you look at the case.
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