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Interfacing a General Purpose Fluid Network Flow Program with the SINDA/G Thermal Analysis Program

Paul Schallhorn, Dan Popok
1999 SAE Technical Paper Series   unpublished

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A general purpose, one dimensional fluid flow code is currently being interfaced with the thermal analysis program SINDA/G. The flow code, GFSSP, is capable of analyzing steady state and transient flow in a complex network. The flow code is capable of modeling several physical phenomena including compressibility effects, phase changes, body forces (such as gravity and centrifugal) and mixture thermodynamics for multiple species. The addition of GFSSP to SINDA/G provides a significant
more » ... in convective heat transfer modeling for SINDA/G. The interface development is conducted in multiple phases. This paper describes the first phase of the interface which allows for steady and quasisteady (unsteady solid, steady fluid) conjugate heat transfer modeling.
doi:10.4271/1999-01-2162 fatcat:xesyu4b465gw3awwtmsypiiany
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Paul Schallhorn, Dan Popok. "Interfacing a General Purpose Fluid Network Flow Program with the SINDA/G Thermal Analysis Program." SAE Technical Paper Series (1999)