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Hi,
Currently, I am using OF-10. I want to simulate cooling of an Aluminum block by a channel inside. After checking the available BCs for the coupled/mapped wall it seems like temperatures are simply mapped between the two regions (solid/fluid). I'm particularly talking about turbulentTemperatureCoupledBaffleMixed. Now instead of simply mapping based on thermal conductivity (kappa) I need to use forced convection between the two regions. Is there any BC for convection in a coupled wall or I'll have to implement it? I need both solid and fluid to be resolved. Thanks for any help in advance. |
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