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April 27, 2008, 15:56	modeling natural convection in tilted channel	#1
Luis Guest Posts: n/a	Hello there, I am modeling natural convection case for a tilted channel Using Fluent 6.3. My fluid is air and the temperature diference between the plates range between 10 to 30 celsius. I am using ideal gas law and I have specified the gravity. What Should I use for inlet boundary condition? If it is an pressure inlet, what should be my value? Any advice will be greatly appreciated, thanks Luis

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