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Old   January 17, 2014, 12:03
Default Can icoFoam handle turbulent flow or not?
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Dear foamers,

I know this may be a silly question and many people have asked similar questions, but I still want to make it clear whether icoFoam is able for turbulent flow or not?

In terms of DNS, both laminar and turbulent flow solve the same equation. Given that I have very fine mesh and reasonable Reynolds number, will I get turbulent flow or not?

Hope anyone can give me some hints.

Thanks and regards,
Tony
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