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Old   March 15, 2013, 13:30
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How do I enable the non-local thermal equilibrium model in CFX-13?
Does CFX use local-thermal equilibrium or nlte to model porous behavior?
I could find this information stated explicitly on any of ansys's sites or any user forums. could someone help me with this?
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Old   March 16, 2013, 05:54
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If you activate the heat transfer in fluid and solid model then it is non-local thermal equilibrium. If it is not activated then you are assuming local thermal equilibrium. So CFX can use either approach.
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