CADlalala
Aerospace
- Apr 3, 2014
- 43
Hi,
I am currently performing a thermal steady state analysis in a fin for heat dissipation. The model is basically a cylinder with a Body Heat Flux [W/m3] as a thermal load and a fin attached to the cylinder. The fin has convection applied as an interaction in all its faces. My aim is to calculate the Heat [W] dissipated by each of the faces of the fin.
I know that the HFL will give me [W/m2] which I could multiply by each element area of the face but I am not to sure how to do this (I guess I would need a script?).
Maybe there is another simpler/more direct way to calculate the total heat loss dissipated by each face?
Thanks
I am currently performing a thermal steady state analysis in a fin for heat dissipation. The model is basically a cylinder with a Body Heat Flux [W/m3] as a thermal load and a fin attached to the cylinder. The fin has convection applied as an interaction in all its faces. My aim is to calculate the Heat [W] dissipated by each of the faces of the fin.
I know that the HFL will give me [W/m2] which I could multiply by each element area of the face but I am not to sure how to do this (I guess I would need a script?).
Maybe there is another simpler/more direct way to calculate the total heat loss dissipated by each face?
Thanks