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October 20, 2010, 08:26 |
How to model a copper bar pulling out from hot water
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Can Huang
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I am trying to model this process
pull a copper bar from hot water(the same situation as dipping a figur into coffee).unsteady state....want to see the whole process... the old way that I model it is to divide the boundary condition of the copper bar in to many parts, and for each part when it comes out from the hot water, I modify the boundary condition manually. it costs a lot of time because
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