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Old   January 21, 2009, 06:15
Default Hi guys, i'm new to CFD and
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Hi guys,

i'm new to CFD and OpenFoam. I'm trying to build a simulation of a testfacility with 3 inlets and 2 outlets. It's build with wedges!

Now i have the problem, that I have no idea how to set the conditions for k, R and epsilon. I've read about a tutorial to calculate those values, but I can't find it.

Where can I found information about calculating them or is it possible to set empirical values?

Thanks beforehand and sorry for my bad english!
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Old   January 21, 2009, 06:42
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Hi Sebastian,

What solver are you planning to use?

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Old   January 21, 2009, 09:42
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Hi Gijsbert,

first step I want to use rhoTurbFoam. At first with k-epsilon. After that Spallart (is this possible with a compressible solver?) and with LaunderGibsonRSTM. At last I will try to solve the problem with coodles. The intention is to compare the different kinds of turbulence modelling and the les-solver!

But at first I want to get an running kepsilon-case!

Lot of information for such a short question! Thanks for your interest!
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