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motion of a wire through a tube
Posted 8 juil. 2011, 05:44 UTC−4 Heat Transfer & Phase Change, Mesh Version 4.1 1 Reply
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Hello again,
I'm still studying heat transfer in an open oven trough which passes a wire. If I want to pass a solid through a tube full of gaz, should I use a moving mesh physics with a time-dependant sudy, or could it be done with a translational motion node with a stationary study?
The main type of heat flux is radiation and I tried with ALE and over time I see my solid moving along the tube but it doesn't heat up at all, even at low speed. Does anyone have an idea why?
I'm still studying heat transfer in an open oven trough which passes a wire. If I want to pass a solid through a tube full of gaz, should I use a moving mesh physics with a time-dependant sudy, or could it be done with a translational motion node with a stationary study?
The main type of heat flux is radiation and I tried with ALE and over time I see my solid moving along the tube but it doesn't heat up at all, even at low speed. Does anyone have an idea why?
1 Reply Last Post 11 juil. 2011, 08:50 UTC−4
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1 decade ago
Found out about what was wrong, the mesh stayed the same so I guess basically my wire didn't leave its initial place. I could do the moving thing with the stop/remesh/rerun technique but my tube is very long and it would take like forever.... so I give up i will find another way.