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October 31, 2023, 08:54
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Hi!
I have a table of surface temperatures that varies along a pipe, and I want to put these as initial values and do a transient flow analysis, and observe what happens with the fluid and how the pipe cools down. How do I set these temperatures as initial values? As you understand I don't want to have the temperatures as boundary conditions, anyone know how to to this? Thanks 
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