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June 23, 2016, 10:50	Solving for a long geometry	#1
Nkl Member Nikola Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Madrid, Spain Posts: 60 Rep Power: 12	Hello to everyone! I am trying to solve a multi-region heat transfer problem and i am wondering how to avoid computing for a 10m long pipe. Is there a way to solve only for the initial part of the geometry and then jump to the last (where the direction of my fluid changes)? Thanks in advance!

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