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I have a S.I.M.P.L.E. scheme Code. I want to add Turbulence flow in my code. How can I do that? Please help me
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Initialisation of Velocities, pressure, turbulent fields
For each Out Iteration of SIMPLE { Solve Momentum equation Solve Pressure correction, and correct velocities Solve Turbulence equations (for example k and e) Update turbulent viscosity } Repeat until convergence is achieved. |
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Thank you. I also want to know how to apply (Y+) in my code for different layers of Turbulence (Inner Zone, Outer Zone).
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