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neville
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Hi,
I am trying to simulate fluid flows in fluent for which I need to have real gas properties. I have tried using the nist real gas model available in Fluent which uses the REPROP v7 library. My problem includes wall heat flux as a BC, which the Fluent manual says cannot be specified as a boundary condition in any real gas model. Please assist me on how do I circumvent this problem and use the real gas model in my problem. Thanks |
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It is possible to apply heat flux at the wall as boundary conditions for any case..also for real gas model.
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