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June 2, 2003, 08:00 |
stationary flow - transient temperature
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Hey all,
I have a complex geometry with two separated fluids with constant velocities and 1.) the same temperature which differs from the solid temperature. I want to calculate the heating up of the solid 2.) one fliud with constant temperature and the other with a varying temperature ramp. I also want to calculate the heating up of the solid As I get a maximum time step of 0.02 s for my flow condition it is quite uncomfortable to calculate fully transient. Is there a possibility to treat the flow as stationary and only the conjugate heat transfer as transient? How can I do the set-up for this calculation? Regards, Nicola |
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