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Understanding how to model a non-isothermal flow through a pipe
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[QUOTE="FEAnalyst, post: 6607248, member: 658802"] I’d rather call this conjugate heat transfer since that’s the kind of problem where you account for heat exchange between the fluid and solid. OpenFOAM has a special solver for that - chtMultiRegionFoam. Check its documentation and maybe even source code. This should give you an insight on how such simulations are handled internally. [/QUOTE]
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