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Originally Posted by Les
Coming to the opinion: That "the shadowing correction" is only required to estimate conditions(Q and fluxboc/TIM interface's T) if a solid-unsensored-block was used.
A sensored-block is used in the test rig and conditions are described by uncorrected calculations.
Not happy
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It's a bit tricky.
I've made a little Femlab model showing an isotemperature plot of the Flux die.
The effect of the holes is pretty obvious. (I wonder why I didn't drill all the way through for symmetrys' sake).
Looked at like this there is no obvious problem. There is a compression of the temperature isosurfaces but they are rather flat at the height if the hole centre...
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