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The major problem is that I donot know which turbulent model to select and how to set boundary conditions.
I got the right result for low Re problem which doesnot use viscous model. Appreciate your advice. |
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Please help. Thanks
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Hi; Fundamentally RNG k-e model with a non-equilibrium wall function is a very good model to capture a wake with correct length. This model is robust and computationally tractaible. To get a converged solution, a grid with good quality should be used.
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Hi, Roozbeh,
Thank you so much. I will try it and maybe seek for your help later. |
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