Yoman228
Marine/Ocean
- Mar 5, 2007
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anyone know what is surface heat flux?
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Surface Heat Flux
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gurmeet2003
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Yoman,
Heat flux is rate of heat transfer per unit area and is a vector. It has a magnitude and a direction.
Gurmeet
Heat flux is rate of heat transfer per unit area and is a vector. It has a magnitude and a direction.
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Yoman228
Marine/Ocean
- Mar 5, 2007
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I tried to do a sample model that applied the temperture on the inner and outer surface of the pipe. and get the HFL as results.
1)Is the HFL = surface heat flux.
2) I tried to use that HFL as loading instead of the outer temperture, why do I have different temperture at the outter surface as the results? would't it should be the same if 1 above is true?
1)Is the HFL = surface heat flux.
2) I tried to use that HFL as loading instead of the outer temperture, why do I have different temperture at the outter surface as the results? would't it should be the same if 1 above is true?
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