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December 26, 2003, 21:29	back flow total temperature	#1
co2 Guest Posts: n/a	I have pressure outlet BC for a pipe. Let us say I specify Backflow total temperature as 300 K. I have a fluid flowing at 500 K. How does that backflow temperature affect my solution? If there is not backflow, is it true that even if I specify 400 K as the backflow temperature, that will not affect my solution? Vinay94 and cessna172 like this.

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