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Hello everyone, I am working on a CFD analysis of a concentric tube heat exchanger with counter and turbulent steady flow. The fluid I am using is water for both hot and cold. But the outlet temperatures that I got are not logically correct as you can see in the pics. In addition, when I put streamlines for the cold fluid, it does not cover the whole geometry. Could someone help me in that please
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Is it a steady state or unsteady (transient) simulation?
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