problems with solid to fluid heat transfer

- September 2, 2023 at 11:30 am
  
  Alwan Hibatullah
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  hi everyone
  I'm doing a heat transfer simulation, and as shown in the picture the relationship between the solid and fluid domains is already in a coupled state,
  
  but the simulation results are still inconsistent. then I have also made sure that there are no problems with the meshing, because reducing the mesh size and increasing the number of inflation layers doesn't have any effect
  does anyone have a solution?
- September 3, 2023 at 7:08 am
  
  Alwan Hibatullah
  Subscriber
  
  as additional information, when I change the thermal conductivity value of the solid material, the temperature value on the fluid wall also changes. even though it should be whatever the value does not affect the Nusselt value of the working fluid

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