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I'm using Fluent in order to observe the relationship between the spacing between a heat sink's fins, and how this affects the total heat transfer rate for the system.
I have set up the problem such that the distance between the fins is an input distance parameter, and the total heat transfer rate for the fins is an output parameter. My question is, as I want to observe this relationship for multiple distance values, is there any way I can set up this input parameter with multiple values, similar to an array, and extract the resultant multiple heat transfer rate values from this change in geometry? Is there a more efficient method than repeating the study for each of the desired input parameter values? Many thanks |
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