Thermal- convection
Mo_22586
Altair Community Member
Hi,
I have a question about the unit of film coefficient, which is mlW/(mm2*C). Could you please help that ml stands for e-3? By considering Kelvin in the value (9.285913e+02 W/m^2-K), should I simply multiply the value by e-3 or does it stand for another dimension?
Thanks.
Ali
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Hi Mo,
Yes, in this case it is miliWatts. So you need to multitply by 1000 to get 1W=1000mlW.
Kind regards
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Altair EmployeeAnswers
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Hi Mo,
Yes, in this case it is miliWatts. So you need to multitply by 1000 to get 1W=1000mlW.
Kind regards
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Marc_21384 said:
Hi Mo,
Yes, in this case it is miliWatts. So you need to multitply by 1000 to get 1W=1000mlW.
Kind regards
Thanks Marc.
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