For nonisothermal flow problems, you can specify that Polyflow solves a heat conduction problem for the moving part in order to generate the thermal boundary conditions (alternatively, you can impose a fixed temperature distribution, as described in step 5.f. of Setting Up Your Problem in Ansys Polydata). When solving the heat conduction problem, the energy equation is modified to be
(22–5) |
where | is the fluid density | |
is the fluid heat capacity | ||
is the fluid heat source | ||
is the fluid thermal conductivity | ||
is the density of the moving part | ||
is the heat capacity of the moving part | ||
is the heat source of the moving part | ||
is the thermal conductivity of the moving part |
Equation 22–5 is discretized for each node of the temperature field. For each node (at location ), if it is outside the moving part, the step function is equal to and the energy equation with the fluid parameters if used. Otherwise, is equal to and the energy equation with the moving part parameters is used.