Analysis of Mixed Convection inside an Automotive Headlamp: 3rd Report, Prediction of the Condensation on the Surface of the Parts

In the former study, a method called FSI-DM was developed. This FSI-DM is the method of connecting fluid and solid parts using a discontinuous mesh, and the density of the mesh inside the solid and the fluid can be changeable. The temperature results by CFD were within ±7 degrees ascompared with the...

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Hauptverfasser: SHIOZAWA, Touichirou, TSUDA, Norihisa, KOBAYASHI, Toshio, OHISHI, Makoto, YONEYAMA, Masatoshi, SAKAKIBARA, Koichi, GOTO, Syuichi
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