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Hi all
I want to simulate a forced convection that is report in paper: Accounting for temperature-dependent properties in viscoelastic duct flows by Nobrega. Like the other papers, all of the results are reported in non-dimensioned form. I have calculated initial and boundary conditions based on these dimensionless numbers. Dimensionless temperature is defined as: Quote:
Viscosity is changing with Quote:
Quote:
Now I have a question: My T* values that are come from BC, IC or from the energy Eqn are dimensionless, how can I put these dimensionless values in a relation with real physical To and a ?!!! Thanks |
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