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| # Overview | |
| The concentricCylinders case simulates radiative heat transfer between two | |
| concentric cylinders. The '-baffle' option in the 'Allrun' script introduces a | |
| cylindrical baffle between the cylinders. | |
| # Setup | |
| + The case geometry includes the following diameters: inner cylinder = 0.2m; | |
| outer cylinder = 1.0m; baffle = 0.6m. | |
| + The temperatures of the inner and outer cylinders are Tin = 400K and Tout = | |
| 800K, respectively. | |
| + The emissivity of the cylinders and baffle is 0.5. | |
| # Theoretical solution | |
| The theoretical solutions for the net rate of radiative heat transfer, qrad, | |
| are as follows. | |
| + Without baffle: qrad = sigma*(Tout^4 - Tin^4)*pi/11 = 6218W. | |
| + With baffle: qrad = sigma*(Tout^4 - Tin^4)*pi/16 = 4275W. | |
| # Baffle | |
| The 'thermalBaffle1D' boundary condition is used to model the baffle. The | |
| thickness of the baffle is set to 2mm to approximate a thin (zero thickness) | |
| baffle. | |