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where should I places the film coefficien t?
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05-07-2012 01:00 PM
where should I places the film coefficient?
I have a greenhouse which I have the indoor temperature and air flow, now I want a film coefficient places. but where should I put this?
on the inside where the film coefficient touches the indoor air or the exterior side?
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05-07-2012 02:03 PM in reply to:
markkolk
assuming you are modeling the "wall" of the greenhouse as a 3D solid to account for the conductivity, you should apply the fim coeff on the exterior surface of the wall.
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05-07-2012 10:40 PM in reply to:
markkolk
Hi derrek,
the model is not a 3d solid, but is made with walls in revit architecteur. because there are several areas on 1 surface. with different coefficients.
If I solve this with heat transfeur what should I use for convection. natural or forced?
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