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Pedro
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Good Afternoon
I want to model a boundary condition described by a formula of the type: Code:
q'' = R(T-Tinf) Is there any way to this without using groovyBC? I have this example from a textbook where the following BC for a similar scenario is applied: Code:
exchange
{
type heatTransfer;
h 40;
k 120;
Tfluid 293;
value uniform 293;
}
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