[Nek5000-users] Conjugate heat transfer with complex properties

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Hi Adam,


Can you be more specific?  Is it melting?


In principle, it should be possible as that was one of the original applications for Nek5000.  In practice, however, I would rate that as still a research area (at least from the Nek perspective).  I guess that melting is much easier than freezing, however.


Paul


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Subject: [Nek5000-users] Conjugate heat transfer with complex properties

Hello,

I have a conjugate heat transfer problem where the solid material is a
composite that undergoes a phase transformation.  Is it possible to
model a material like this in Nek5000?

Thanks,

Adam Lange

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