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Heat Transfer - Interaction between two layers

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Fijy

Mechanical
Apr 21, 2011
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Hi,
I'm doing a project about heat transfer. I have two parallel layers which are move away from each other for a few mm. There is a surface heat flux on the first layer and, including boundary conditions on this layer, i get results: temperaure contours on it. Ok. Then, I want to make this results affect to the second layer. Which interactions or loads should I use? Or how I should mix them, to model my project. I think about making interaction of radiation in the inner surface of first layer. But I dont know how to make inner surface of second layer to get this radiation.

For better depict of my problem, its something like sunshield in telescope There is a sun as a source of heat flux and then are layers which are stopping heat flux.

Thanks,
Fijy
 
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