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January 25, 2006, 06:22	Flow in a Pipe having protrusion inside it	#1
Hari Analakkat Guest Posts: n/a	plz help me regarding the flow & heat transfer modelling for a pipe having a protrusion inside it. pipe is cylindrical and the protrusion is a cylindrical piece(sensor is mounted on the pipe).Assume the flow is laminar.which all terms can I neglect in the general Navier-Stokes equation for cylindrical coordinate.? also plz give me the procedure for getting wall heat transfer coefficient once the flow is solved. if not posssible to reduce the terms , plz suggest me best and easier FDM scheme for solving this 3-D flow model

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