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 ====== COPO1 ====== ====== COPO1 ======
 ===== Description ===== ===== Description =====
-CONSTITUTIVE LAW FOR BOUDARY CONDITION IN POLLUTANT TRANSPORT ANALYSIS+Constitutive law for boundary condition inpollutant transport analysis
  
 ==== The model ==== ==== The model ====
-This law is only  used for linear thermal analysis of pollutant transport. This constitutive law takes account of transfer between the solid and the external world by convection. ​ The coefficients of convection are constant. Those coefficients induce a mix boundary condition on the diffusive flux. This law is used with element [[elements:​conra|CONRA]].+This law is only  used for linear thermal analysis of pollutant transport. This constitutive law takes account of transfer between the solid and the external world by convection. ​ The coefficients of convection are constant. Those coefficients induce a mix boundary condition on the diffusive flux. \\ This law is used with element [[elements:​conra|CONRA]].
  
 ==== Files ==== ==== Files ====
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 ==== Meaning (numerical, not physical) ==== ==== Meaning (numerical, not physical) ====
-|SIG(1)|=time integrated for first upwind heat flow | +|SIG(1)|time integrated for first upwind heat flow | 
-|SIG(2)|=time integrated for second upwind heat flow|+|SIG(2)|time integrated for second upwind heat flow|
  
 ===== State variables ===== ===== State variables =====
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 ==== List of state variables ==== ==== List of state variables ====
-|Q(1)| ​temperature of the solid at the point under consideration | +|Q(1)|temperature of the solid at the point under consideration | 
-|Q(2)| ​temperature of the external world $(=T_a)$ | +|Q(2)|temperature of the external world $(=T_a)$ | 
-|Q(3)| ​meaningless |+|Q(3)|meaningless |
  
 N.B. DXP is the average length of the elements of solid in the velocity direction it is used (as ur, vr, diffm, along) only if upwind is acting and if ICAS≠4 in [[elements:​conra|CONRA]] elements. N.B. DXP is the average length of the elements of solid in the velocity direction it is used (as ur, vr, diffm, along) only if upwind is acting and if ICAS≠4 in [[elements:​conra|CONRA]] elements.
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