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Bharath November 21, 2002 15:36

Reynolds Number
 
Hello

I would like to knw whts the Reynolds Number limit for a free flow such as some distance from exit of an Nozzle ...to find if its a turbulent or Laminar Flow..??I have been modelling with Turbulent models for creating an uniformly distributed spray using VOF Model..but Im not sure ..abt whether I shud choose Laminar model or K-e turbulent Model !!

Your suggestions are greatly appreciated Thanks

Bharath

jit November 22, 2002 09:05

Re: Reynolds Number
 
what is the reynold no. at nozzle?

mahdi saniee nezhad November 24, 2002 00:46

Re: Reynolds Number
 
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Alamgir December 2, 2002 23:12

Re: Reynolds Number
 
Calculate the R no. for both nozzle and inlet. Based on the maximum R no. u should choose the model. If it is below 2000 u could choose Laminar other wise turbulent model. for low range 3000-10000 S-A model is the best as it takes less comuptation time, other wise k-e model.

Just have a look Fluent Manual Ch 10.

Alamgir


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