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Old   June 30, 2006, 16:04
Default CCL for changing the Schmidt number
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Andrew
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Hi, all

I am using following CCL to change the Schmidt number for additional variables. The problem I found is that, for a turbulent flow, a small Schmidt number gave same results as a very big number did. This is not what I expected. Can someone tell the possible reason for this?

Also, whenever I reopen a cfx-pre file, I need redefine the Schmidt number. Is it a bug?

TURBULENT FLUX CLOSURE: Option = Eddy Diffusivity Turbulent Schmidt Number = ### END

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Andrew
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Old   July 3, 2006, 08:54
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V. Kumar
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This should not be the case. Please check that the settings in your ccl file are transferred properly to the def file. Examine the .out file from solver to see if the Schmidt number was REALLY different in two extreme cases. For a small Schmidt number your solution should be more diffusive than for a larger Schmidt number.

Settings in CCL file do not overwrite the .cfx (or cfx-pre) file. It only modifies the def file via the following command:

cfx5cmds -def file.def -text file.ccl -write

I donot think that this is a bug.

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Old   July 3, 2006, 18:42
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Thanks,

I have confirmed that my setting in CCL is the same as what shown in .out file. That's why I was curious about the results.

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Andrew
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