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February 24, 2008, 07:30	HOW TO TELL WHERE THE TRANSITION point is?	#1
Rif Guest Posts: n/a	How do you see the transition from laminar to turbulence in airfoil flow in FLUENT? In other words, how can i tell where the transition point is? Cheerios Rif

February 24, 2008, 08:35	Re: HOW TO TELL WHERE THE TRANSITION point is?	#2
kasim Guest Posts: n/a	Which turbulence model are you using? If you you SST model which is available is CFX you will actually be able to see transition from laminar to turbulence. kasim

February 24, 2008, 08:40	Re: HOW TO TELL WHERE THE TRANSITION point is?	#3
Rif Guest Posts: n/a	I am using the Sparlart Allmarass Model. Cheerios Rif

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