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What if I use turbfoam instead of simplefoam what is steady turblence |
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January 18, 2008, 03:13 |
I noticed in programmers guide
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I noticed in programmers guide,
3.2 Steady turbulent flow over a backward-facing step. So, my questions are 1. What if I use turbfoam instead of simplefoam? 2. How can turbulence be steady? what is steady turbulence? Another two questions are 3. Can I use turbfoam to solve a laminar case, what will it happen? 4. Since Rans like turbFoam.c also contain the d/dt, so concerning the information we get from both RANS and LES, what's the differences between them? Any reply is appreciated. Daniel
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