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Problems solving an air flow caused by a heated plate
Posted 22 lug 2010, 03:00 GMT-4 3 Replies
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Hello community,
I have problems solving my COMSOL model. I want to simulate an air flow caused by a heated aluminum plate. To simulate this, I have chosen the combination of weakly compressible navier- stokes (chns) and general heat transfer (htgh).
There is a heated aluminum plate and a barrier in front so there must be an air flow as shown in picture_1.jpg. The problem is that the solution does not converge. The red arrows show the air current schematically.
In picture_2.jpg you can see my current solution. The temperature profile looks realistic, but the whole temperature scale is near 273 K. This is the start temperature of all parts in this model.
Is it useful to write down all my boundary conditions in this thread or is it allowed to upload my COMSOL model file here?
Is there anybody who can help me?
I have problems solving my COMSOL model. I want to simulate an air flow caused by a heated aluminum plate. To simulate this, I have chosen the combination of weakly compressible navier- stokes (chns) and general heat transfer (htgh).
There is a heated aluminum plate and a barrier in front so there must be an air flow as shown in picture_1.jpg. The problem is that the solution does not converge. The red arrows show the air current schematically.
In picture_2.jpg you can see my current solution. The temperature profile looks realistic, but the whole temperature scale is near 273 K. This is the start temperature of all parts in this model.
Is it useful to write down all my boundary conditions in this thread or is it allowed to upload my COMSOL model file here?
Is there anybody who can help me?
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1 decade ago
Hi,
You can either give your model Boundary conditions or upload your model in the forum. I would like have a look into the problem.
AndyT
You can either give your model Boundary conditions or upload your model in the forum. I would like have a look into the problem.
AndyT
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hello,
thanks for your efforts.
thanks for your efforts.
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1 decade ago
Hi,
is there someone who can give me a hint how to solve the problem? Do you need more information?
is there someone who can give me a hint how to solve the problem? Do you need more information?