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Hello!
![]() I need to analyse a 2D (axial) cross section of a dual pipe heat exchanger for a multiphase heat transfer problem. I created the geometry on DM using sketches and surfaces - but I'm facing an issue with the walls: I need shadow regions created so that I can enable coupled heat transfer between the walls. I have explicitly specified multiple (fluid, solid, fluid) for the inner pipe region, pipe wall and the annulus. Any way I can manually add a shadow region or get FLUENT to recognize that this wall is an interface between a solid and fluid? Thanks! |
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Paritosh Vasava
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