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Conjugate Heat Transfer
Posted 20 mai 2014, 10:32 UTC−4 Heat Transfer & Phase Change 2 Replies
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Hello everybody,
I'm simulating the heat transfer on a detector connected to and cooling of a set of detectors connected to some chips that are heating. I'm doing my project in 2-dimentions in order to avoid computational cost. I have my geometry, let's say in the x-y plane.
I'm using the Conjugate Heat Transfer Module because I want to simulate
the cooling effect of forced air moving. The problem is that I would like to simulate air moving in the z-direction. It is possible?
Thank you very much,
David
I'm simulating the heat transfer on a detector connected to and cooling of a set of detectors connected to some chips that are heating. I'm doing my project in 2-dimentions in order to avoid computational cost. I have my geometry, let's say in the x-y plane.
I'm using the Conjugate Heat Transfer Module because I want to simulate
the cooling effect of forced air moving. The problem is that I would like to simulate air moving in the z-direction. It is possible?
Thank you very much,
David
2 Replies Last Post 20 mai 2014, 16:27 UTC−4
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi David,
You can only leave out the z-dimension if everything is the same in the z-direction. If the temperature of the flowing air changes in the z-direction I think you have no choice but to make the whole model 3D.
You can only leave out the z-dimension if everything is the same in the z-direction. If the temperature of the flowing air changes in the z-direction I think you have no choice but to make the whole model 3D.
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Thank you Pieter.
I understand what you say, I will have to rethink my problem,
David
I understand what you say, I will have to rethink my problem,
David