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--- wiki:sns:intactgh:thermal_bc [2023/05/17 13:50] – [Thermal Boundary Conditions] sandy
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 A Temperature boundary condition requires two inputs:
-  * the geometry of the surfaces where the temperature is fixed
+  * G: the geometry of the surfaces where the temperature is fixed
-  * the magnitude of the temperature in MKS units
+  * T: the magnitude of the temperature
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 A thermal convection boundary condition requires three inputs:
-  * the geometry of the surfaces where the convection is specified.
+  * G: the geometry of the surfaces where the convection is specified.
-  * the coefficient of convection in MKS units
+  * C: the coefficient of convection
-  * the temperature of the surrounding medium in MKS units
+  * Te: the temperature of the surrounding medium
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 A surface thermal flux requires two inputs:
-  * the geometry of the surfaces where the heat flux is applied
+  * G: the geometry of the surfaces where the heat flux is applied
-  * the magnitude of the heat flux in MKS units
+  * HF: the magnitude of the heat flux
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