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  3. I have a conjugate heat transfer problem with MDM with convection, conduction, and radiation exchanges between the moving bodies, the flow path surfaces, and the fluid. Does the MDM motion need to be specified for both the shadow and the surface of a solid moving body?

I have a conjugate heat transfer problem with MDM with convection, conduction, and radiation exchanges between the moving bodies, the flow path surfaces, and the fluid. Does the MDM motion need to be specified for both the shadow and the surface of a solid moving body?

Tagged: 17.2, BCs & Interfaces, fluent, fluid-dynamics, heat-transfer, materials, Moving/Deforming Mesh
    • January 25, 2023 at 7:16 am
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      With CHT problem with MDM with conduction, convection and radiation, only one side of a coupled wall needs to be specified as moving in an MDM simulation.

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