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August 30, 2000, 11:12
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I would like to know if it is possible to simulate one continuous strip furnace by means of one moving mesh. It would be one steady case with the strip inlet temperature like a boundary condition, looking for the strip temperature profil along the furnace. If it is possible, What kind of boundary conditions would be more appropiate?
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August 31, 2000, 20:55
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It sounds like a candidate for "moving conducting wall(solid)" model. Sliding mesh may be another option.
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