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What does qwf_u command mean?

Posted 10 juil. 2017, 20:13 UTC−4 5 Replies

Rogerio
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Hello,

What does qwf_u command mean? I want to calculate the convection heat transfer coefficient h. After that, the number of Nusselt.

Thanks for helping me.
5 Replies Last Post 14 juil. 2017, 09:01 UTC−4
Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 7 years ago 11 juil. 2017, 08:08 UTC−4
Hello,
If a string is present in your model, you can find it and its meaning using Ctrl+F, see www.comsol.com/community/forums/general/thread/133412 .
Best,
Jeff
Hello, If a string is present in your model, you can find it and its meaning using Ctrl+F, see https://www.comsol.com/community/forums/general/thread/133412 . Best, Jeff
Rogerio
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Posted: 7 years ago 11 juil. 2017, 17:45 UTC−4
Hi,

And how about qwf_u command?

Thanks
Hi, And how about qwf_u command? Thanks
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 7 years ago 12 juil. 2017, 14:35 UTC−4
Hi

What about checking the CFD documentation (p231 v5.3) "wall function heat flux" the _u probably stand for the u component, check it out in the Equation View with the hint of Jeff.

When I have a doubt I run an index search on the COMSOL pdf docs, therein you find everything, but there are so many formulas and variables ;) For the rest the Equation view gives you the complements

--
Good luck
Ivar
Hi What about checking the CFD documentation (p231 v5.3) "wall function heat flux" the _u probably stand for the u component, check it out in the Equation View with the hint of Jeff. When I have a doubt I run an index search on the COMSOL pdf docs, therein you find everything, but there are so many formulas and variables ;) For the rest the Equation view gives you the complements -- Good luck Ivar
Rogerio
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Posted: 7 years ago 14 juil. 2017, 08:44 UTC−4
Updated: 7 years ago 14 juil. 2017, 08:47 UTC−4
Hi,

if you do not want to help, I beg you not to respond. I already looked but I still did not understand. I do not have experience with the computational package.

A hug.


Hi

What about checking the CFD documentation (p231 v5.3) "wall function heat flux" the _u probably stand for the u component, check it out in the Equation View with the hint of Jeff.

When I have a doubt I run an index search on the COMSOL pdf docs, therein you find everything, but there are so many formulas and variables ;) For the rest the Equation view gives you the complements

--
Good luck
Ivar



Hi, if you do not want to help, I beg you not to respond. I already looked but I still did not understand. I do not have experience with the computational package. A hug. [QUOTE] Hi What about checking the CFD documentation (p231 v5.3) "wall function heat flux" the _u probably stand for the u component, check it out in the Equation View with the hint of Jeff. When I have a doubt I run an index search on the COMSOL pdf docs, therein you find everything, but there are so many formulas and variables ;) For the rest the Equation view gives you the complements -- Good luck Ivar [/QUOTE]
Rogerio
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Posted: 7 years ago 14 juil. 2017, 09:01 UTC−4
Good morning,

I already did it but I still have doubts.

Grateful.


Hello,
If a string is present in your model, you can find it and its meaning using Ctrl+F, see www.comsol.com/community/forums/general/thread/133412 .
Best,
Jeff



Good morning, I already did it but I still have doubts. Grateful. [QUOTE] Hello, If a string is present in your model, you can find it and its meaning using Ctrl+F, see https://www.comsol.com/community/forums/general/thread/133412 . Best, Jeff [/QUOTE]

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