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UDF to define laminar regions in LES?

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Old   November 5, 2009, 12:02
Default UDF to define laminar regions in LES?
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Hello,

Is there such a UDF, that would allow to account for laminar regions on a body up to transition which then flow would be turbulent?

Could someone point me in the right direction as to what modify/look into to create such a UDF?

Thank you, any advice, thought welcome

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Doesn't LES handle transition? What do you need an extra udf for?
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