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April 4, 2007, 16:04
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parabolic or flat profile of flow
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hi, I noticed that starcd doesn't give you the opportunity to chose if the flow is developed or underdeveloped. How can I include that? Is it possible to code a little program with fortran for example and include it to starcd? Thanks for the help Sara
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May 20, 2007, 01:24
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Re: parabolic or flat profile of flow
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Yes, it is possible to code that using subroutine. Just contact your local agent. It is among the first set of things they show in sub-routine training. Is there a commercial code which does that without extra user coding?
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