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Help building a woodpile self-heating model
Posted 29.06.2016, 11:28 GMT-4 Heat Transfer & Phase Change, Modeling Tools & Definitions, Parameters, Variables, & Functions Version 5.2a 1 Reply
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Hello,
For my Masters thesis I am use a model I found in literature (Ferrero et al., 2009) to simulate the self-heating of a large bark pile. These piles heat up similar to compost piles and this model accounts for the different heat sources.
However, my background is in Forestry and new to modeling so this model is way over my head.
I thought I would post in here, in case anyone would be willing to help me out. The model is a heat transfer model with 3 heat sources, which depend on the breakdown of the fuel and the changing concentrations different chemicals (and organisms).
I'm having a lot of trouble wrapping my head around inputting everything into Comsol properly.
If you would be willing to help, my email address is: kristianericjohnson@gmail.com.
Thank you for any help.
For my Masters thesis I am use a model I found in literature (Ferrero et al., 2009) to simulate the self-heating of a large bark pile. These piles heat up similar to compost piles and this model accounts for the different heat sources.
However, my background is in Forestry and new to modeling so this model is way over my head.
I thought I would post in here, in case anyone would be willing to help me out. The model is a heat transfer model with 3 heat sources, which depend on the breakdown of the fuel and the changing concentrations different chemicals (and organisms).
I'm having a lot of trouble wrapping my head around inputting everything into Comsol properly.
If you would be willing to help, my email address is: kristianericjohnson@gmail.com.
Thank you for any help.
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