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October 14, 2008, 11:51 |
Hi all,
I posted a dozen of d
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Diego Angeli
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Hi all,
I posted a dozen of days ago in search for help for a solver of pure conduction with different diffusivity values. Now that I solved that problem, I'm trying to get a solution for a domain with third kind boundary conditions, so that, at the wall S: h*(T_i - T_s) = k*grad(T) I've seen that there is the possibility of using a mixed condition, but it has to be defined explicitly rather than implicitly, with two values, one for temperature and one for the gradient, and a weight ranging from 0 to 1. I've tried many combinations but none seems to give me the expected results. Any clue about it? thanks in advance diego |
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