icoFoam VS pisoFoam-Laminar -- CFD Online Discussion Forums

December 13, 2011, 05:11		#6
juho Member Juho Peltola Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Finland Posts: 89 Rep Power: 17	Make sure the turbulence model is set to "laminar". Turning turbulence "off" just means that the turbulence model is not corrected during the solution. Depending on your initial k and epsilon fields, they can still affect the effective viscosity and thus the simulation results.

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