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April 2, 2013, 04:17
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mustafa alptekin
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Hello;
I will solve a problem that is a conjugate heat transfer. There are two fluid; air and water. The flow is cross-flow (unmixed). When I define air as domain fluid, Phoeics defines density of water the same as air , too. In fact water enters 60 °C and 0.295 kg/s. Air enters 1717 °C and 0.011. So , how can I define this statement ? |
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