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May 30, 2011, 16:52
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Jonny
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Since you have turned the unsteady model on, you now have the option of specifying transient boundary conditions.
If you want the temperature of a wall to change with time, you need to import a table in .csv format which has Time in the first column and Temperature in the second. Then tell Star that you want to use this imported table Table(Time) as the boundary definition for temperature field function. You can specify more complex transient temperature profiles but if you want the entire boundary to be the same temperature use the simple option. |
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