Tutorial - Heat Transfer Modeling in Ansys Fluent - Lesson 6

In this video lesson, using an example CFD problem of a flow through a T-junction, we will learn how to model a conjugate heat transfer problem in Ansys Fluent. We will focus on how to define boundary conditions for convection, how to set thermal conditions for conjugate heat transfer settings, how to create report definitions and plots, and how to analyze and visualize heat transfer results using the post-processing tools in Ansys Fluent.
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[@koloina_andria]

Thank you for this video. Could you elaborate on how to model the TCC (thermal contact conductance ) solid/solid on Fluent. Thank you.

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[@dhurghamal-sultani4865]

Hi , How i can choose two fluids (water 70% , air 30%) in heat pipe and calculate the temperature at the last end ?

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[@c.danielthomas8636]

There is a lot leading up to setting up the solution is left out.