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July 1, 2010, 11:55	Temperature as function of direction	#1
fabolous New Member Denis Palienko Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 12 Rep Power: 15	Hello, got a little problem. I try to simulate an heatexchanger. Because of my model is to big(61Tubes) i have to waiver of the innerflow. My question is, how to define a Temperature function for the wall of a tube. The function is quite simple: T(x)=T0 - 20*x/618 T0=343.15K L(length of the tube)= 618mm x is the coordinate of the length, so that at the beginning i got an value of 343.15K and at the end 323.15K for the temperature. big thanks for help

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