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August 7, 2014, 11:29
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tie two boundary conditions together
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Mike
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Hello,
Has anyone any experience in tying two boundary conditions together? My problem: I have a model of two separate flow streams within a solid body where they communicate heat. I would like the inlet temperature of the second stream to be equal to the outlet temperature of the first stream (unknown a priori). Can I do this using parameters... or must I use UDF? Thanks, Mike |
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