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April 11, 2019, 12:03 |
Power boundary condition
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Raza Javed
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Hello Everyone,
I have a pipe from which some fluid is flowing. At the outside wall of a pipe, I have some electrical devices that are touching the pipe from the outside. The power dissipation of those devices are given and this will have some effect on the fluid flow. I want to know that how to use this power as a boundary condition for a fluid passing through the pipe? I read that I can only use power using fvoptions. Does it mean that I can directly give power into the fvoptions in absolute OR specific mode, and then it can be used as boundary condition? Thank you |
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boundaries condition, heat transfer modelling, openfoam |
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