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Regarding the coupling between hydraulic and temperature calculations, it makes sense to compare a fully coupled approach, where all equations are solved in one matrix, with an approach where the matrices for hydraulics and temperature calculations are solved iteratively. What do we need and why?
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This discussion was converted from issue #249 on February 14, 2023 16:44.
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Regarding the coupling between hydraulic and temperature calculations, it makes sense to compare a fully coupled approach, where all equations are solved in one matrix, with an approach where the matrices for hydraulics and temperature calculations are solved iteratively. What do we need and why?
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