SolidWorks Flow Simulation - Transient Natural Convection
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need serial flow simulator
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Sorry, there is a flub..the fluid gets more dense as it contacts the cool cup walls and falls to the bottom. Not LESS dense!!
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Would it be possible to run a similar simulation wherein one specifyies a heat transfer rate from the exterior surfaces, instead of a heat transfer coefficient?
JonJT4 1 month ago
@JonJT4 Hi: Yes you can do that directly. Right click on "loads" and choose "Heat transfer rate", select the face and then you can enter a Q value directly. I hope that helps! Tony Botting
goengineer 1 month ago