Daniel, Usually the way we have done this is to use two BOUNDARY surfaces
in the Type56 model. Thes boundary surfaces pass there QCOMO
values (outputs from Type56) to our model. Our model computes the
temperature of the layer in between the two BOUNDARY surfaces and
passes that back to Type56. It is not uncommon to need a time delay component (such as Type93 or Type661) to delay the temperature that is passed back to Type56. Something similar may be needed in your case. If you do use the time delay then I'd advise keeping your time step short so that the interaction is still occurring on a realistic time basis. kind regards, David
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