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July 13, 2024, 11:08 |
mass flux as a function of heat flux at inlet
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Neeraj
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Hello
This is a combustion problem. (laminar, species transport model) I would like to give the mass flux at the inlet boundary which is a function of heat flux at the inlet boundary. This heat flux must be calculated internally by fluent due to combustion. mass flux in (kg/m^2 sec) = q(watts/m^2)*a + b, where a and b are some fitting constants from a relation. I am new to fluent, someone pls guide me in this regard. Thanks in advance. |
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