Hello, I posted about a different version of my problem in the past but the the water was static there. <\/p>\n
I would now like to simulate the flow of water throughout a glass chamber with a silicon wafer placed inside as the heat source (a transient thermal analysis). I understand you’re not meant to mesh the container normally for fluent problems however I would like to see the chambers temperature change after the water heats up from the silicon wafer. Is it possible to do so and is it too overly complicated that I should just focus on the temperature change of the water (and not mesh the container)? Let me know if this description makes sense.<\/p>\n
I’ve been learning purely from YouTube tutorials and online forums but I feel like my knowledge is still lacking. The videos that I’ve been using a lot for this are https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=LfwgZM-ntgE and https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=-tXx2Rt_LeA&t=914s. Whlie these vodeos are very helpful they don’t showcase all the things I need for my analysis. A 3D Multiphase VOF model and Conjugate heat transfer from a heat source. I’m sturggling to see the convective heat transfer between the silicon wafer and the wafer. <\/p>\n
I understand my questions are broad and I apologize there is just so much that I feel needs to be thought through for this analysis to work. I want to see the temperature change of the wafer, chamber, and the water. I would like to see how the particles move in the chamber. Is there something I need to think of for this problem that isn’t obvious in the problems of the videos I provided? <\/p>\n
Thank you!<\/p>\n
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