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The current paper presents a numerical approach in solving the conjugate heat transfer problems. A heat conduction code is coupled internally with a computational fluid dynamics solver for developing a couple conjugate heat transfer solver. Methodology of treating non-matching meshes at interface has also been proposed. The validation results of 1D and 2D cases for the developed conjugate heat transfer code have shown close agreement with the solutions given by analysis.
Conjugate Heat transfer, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Heat Transfer, Heat Conduction
Conjugate Heat transfer, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Heat Transfer, Heat Conduction
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