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Old   June 6, 2000, 02:33
Default Patching the solution
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Balu
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Hi

Could somebody tell me about patching the solution? I referred the online help in fluent but could not get clear idea about it. Thanks.
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Old   June 6, 2000, 11:18
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"Patching" the solution is supplying an initial value for a given property that is different from the initial estimate for steady state. This is really useful for combustion reactions in that if you need a "spark" to light a flame, you can just patch a temperature value high enough for ignition into the cells, and it will ignite it. You initialize the solver first, then the patch option should become available in the menu. Ignition is the only thing I have used it for, though.
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Old   June 8, 2000, 15:45
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For unsteady state heating or cooling, you may be able to use patching to define initial temperature.
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