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zegtuhetmaar August 7, 2012 03:07

Dynamica forces from turbulent kinetic energy?
 
I have the following problem:

I want to calculate dynamic forces on a square profile in a high speed duct flow (Re=10^7).

Because I only have a steady inlet profile of the duct, I can not do transient calculation (also due to lack of computational power, the duct is a HRSG).

Several sources uses the density*Turbulent kinetic energy as a way to represent the dynamic forces. However, this does not sound correct to me.

Does any one ever thought of this problem? Or does someone knows a good solution for my problem?

Thanks!

zegtuhetmaar October 16, 2012 03:12

nobody?
:confused:


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