Heat Source
The Heat Source sets up the right-hand side of the continuity equation, in Equation 2-2, in terms of a heat density source. This is a monopole-like source that acts uniformly in all directions.
where αp is the (isobaric) coefficient of thermal expansion, ρ is the density, Cp is the heat capacity at constant pressure, and Qheat is the heat source.
This feature is not available when Use accelerated solver formulation is enabled.
Model Input
Enter the ambient Temperature T, the default is 293.15[K].
Heat Source
Enter the Heat Source Qheat (SI unit: W/m3).
Fluid Properties
Enter the Heat capacity at constant pressure Cp and the Ratio of specific heats γ either selected From material or User defined. The ratio of specific heats is used to calculate the coefficient of thermal expansion through the thermodynamic relation