How to Define Internal Radiation in Ansys Discovery
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In this video, we will see how to apply Internal Radiation in Ansys Discovery. This will be significant when working with high-temperature conjugate heat transfer (CHT) cases, as radiant heat flux can become a dominant factor compared to convection or conduction.
You’ll learn two main methods for defining internal radiation: through the fluid-solid interface or using wall conditions and we’ll see how to define internal emissivity values.
Please refer to the documentation to understand this further: Internal Radiation
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