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TransAT Tutorial Manual                         9.2. Forced Convection in an Isothermal Pipe


               9.2     Forced Convection in an Isothermal Pipe


               9.2.1    Prerequisites
                   • TransAT

                   • TransATUI

                   • Advanced Initial Conditions

                   • Paraview (or Tecplot)

               9.2.2    Introduction

               In this TransAT tutorial heat transfer owing to forced convection in an isothermal pipe is simu-
               lated. User-defined functions are used to compute and output the following quantities to files:

                   • Bulk temperature and Nusselt number along the streamwise direction

                   • Velocity and temperature profile at the exit of the pipe along the crossflow direction


               9.2.3    Launch TransATUI
                   • Double-click the TransAT icon on the Desktop.


               9.2.4    Opening TransAT window
               The first step in creating a new TransAT project is naming said project and giving it a location.


                   • Click    to create a new project
                   • In the next window, navigate to the folder where the project will be saved

                   • To create a new project folder, click  in the top right corner of the window

                   • Enter a project folder name, say pipe, then click  to create the folder


                   • Click    to select the folder and close the browser
                   • Set Project Name to a more explicit name such as pipe then click


               After clicking   , the Mesh & BCs tab will be opened.

               The Geo, Mesh & BCs, Input and Execute tabs at the top of the TransATUI window can
               now be selected to open the modules to set up a simulation with TransAT.






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