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The Geothermal Heating, Immobile Fluids, and Optically Thick Participating Medium subnodes are available under Porous Medium only when the Porous Medium type is set to Local thermal equilibrium.
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The Initial Values, Heat Source, Thermal Insulation, Symmetry (Heat Transfer Interface), Temperature, Heat Flux, Lumped System Connector, Phase Change Interface, Continuity, Inflow, Outflow, Open Boundary, Boundary Heat Source, Surface-to-Ambient Radiation (Heat Transfer Interface), and Deposited Beam Power features are available under the Fluid (Porous Medium) subnode only when the Porous Medium type is set to Local thermal nonequilibrium or Packed bed.These subnodes allow the definition of domain and boundary conditions specific to the fluid phase temperature Tf.
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The Initial Values, Heat Source, Thermal Insulation, Symmetry (Heat Transfer Interface), Temperature, Heat Flux, Lumped System Connector, Continuity, Boundary Heat Source, Surface-to-Ambient Radiation (Heat Transfer Interface), and Deposited Beam Power features are available under the Porous Matrix (Porous Medium, Moist Porous Medium) subnode only when the Porous Medium type is set to Local thermal nonequilibrium. These subnodes allow the definition of domain and boundary conditions specific to the solid phase temperature Ts.
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Plane layers parallel to heat flow (default), which calculates the effective conductivity of the solid-fluid system as the weighted arithmetic mean (or volume average) of the conductivities of the fluid and the porous matrix:
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Plane layers perpendicular to heat flow, which calculates the effective conductivity of the solid-fluid system as the weighted harmonic mean (or reciprocal average) of the conductivities of the fluid and the porous matrix:
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Power law, which calculates the effective conductivity of the solid-fluid system as the weighted geometric mean of the conductivities of the fluid and the porous matrix:
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Solid spherical inclusions, which calculates the effective conductivity of the solid-fluid system as:
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Fluid spherical inclusions, which calculates the effective conductivity of the solid-fluid system as:
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Wrapped screen, which calculates the effective conductivity of the solid-fluid system as:
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Sintered metal fibers, which calculates the effective conductivity of the solid-fluid system as:
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The Immobile Fluids subnode is available only when Plane layers parallel to heat flow, Plane layers perpendicular to heat flow, Power law or Equivalent thermal conductivity is selected in the Effective thermal conductivity list.
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With some COMSOL products, the Thermal Dispersion, Viscous Dissipation, and Geothermal Heating subnodes are available from the context menu (right-click the parent node) or from the Physics toolbar, Attributes menu.
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