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August 19, 2002, 02:22
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Hi,
Im am currently running energy together with velocity for a heat transfer problem.. Is it better to run velocity components first by disabling energy first, iterate get the results..and then enable energy and get the results separately Or is it better to enable both energy and velocity together and see the combined results? Kalai |
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August 19, 2002, 09:19
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Re: just wondering.
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This will work well for forced convection. Whereas natural convection it wouldn't work!
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August 19, 2002, 11:02
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Re: just wondering.
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u mean running, energy together with velocity would work well for forced convection?
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August 20, 2002, 00:08
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I think so.
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