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Daniele,<br>
Unless I am mistaken, COMIS (which is at the heart of the TRNFlow
interface) assumes that the velocity of air passing through an air link
is negligible and that therefore the air velocity in a pressure node is
0. It also assumes that air nodes are fully mixed (and therefore do not
have any thermal stratification).<br>
Kind regards,<br>
David<br><br>
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At 02:09 11/15/2006, comi.daniele@alice.it wrote:<br>
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How can i find the internal air velocity using TRNflow?<br><br>
Thanks a lot for your answers.<br><br>
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