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I'm trying to introduce some data from the Von Karman stochastic anisotropic model into a k-ep model. This Von Karman model speaks of three integral length scales, one for each cartesian direction. Meanwhile, the k-ep model is an isotropic model, so that just one length scale is used. I'd like to find:
1.- A good and clear definition for the Von Karman anisotropic integral length scale. 2.- A good and clear definition for the integral length scale used in the k-ep model. 3- A relationship between both of them allowing the introduction of the first one as an initial condition into the k-ep model. Regarding this last question, I guess I should first reduce the three values to an unique one, and then operate with it to get an equivalent number to be introduced into the CFD model. |
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