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You need to repeat the FLUENT simulation with inputs from YOUR MEASUREMENTS in the lab. To compare the FLUENT results with experiment, you can export the FLUENT result into Excel. A sample comparison is shown below.
You can export the data by clicking on the Export button in "Details of centerline temperature"
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Wall Temperature Plot
We will now investigate the temperature variation along the wall. To do this we need to create a new line on the simulation. It needs to be a horizontal line correponding to the wall.
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Now click on Data Series tab to specify the location of the chart data. Change the name of the first data series from Series 1 to FLUENT. Under Data Source, specify Wall as Location.
As before, we would also like to compare our simulation result with experimental data. Experimental data can be downloaded here. Now, click a new data series 
. Name it Experiment. Under Data Source, select File and browse for the downloaded experimental data.
Again in this case, the x-axis is the x-position along the pipe and the y-axis denotes temperature.
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You need to repeat the FLUENT simulation with inputs from YOUR MEASUREMENTS in the lab. A sample comparison is shown below. The experimental data can be downloaded here.
You can export the data by clicking on the Export button in "Details of centerline temperature" |
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