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Chatterjee September 5, 2002 07:05

Variable name of turb. intensity
 
I want to specify inlet value of turbulent intensity thru' plant.

What is the variable name - can you pl. suggest, whether, EPKE??

ROY September 12, 2002 00:13

WHAT IS EPKE
 
WHAT IS EPKE IN PHOENICS.

pL. hELP

Hu September 12, 2002 06:27

Re: Variable name of turb. intensity
 
You will have to specify KE and EP for the inlet if you are using k-e family turbulence models. The suggested values for KE and EP can be found in POLIS, or you can use your own values. KE and EP then will be solved by PHOENICS with the boundary conditions specified. EPKE = EP/KE which is a ratio of dissipation rate over turbulent energy, so this may be a measure of the state of turbulence.

ROY September 13, 2002 01:36

Thanks Hu and ATTENTION CHAM
 
Thank you Dr. Hu

CHAM should take more care in Polis documentation, each qauntity should be well specified.

Short September 18, 2002 03:46

Re: WHAT IS EPKE
 
I posted a similar question a year(ish) ago and got the following response.

EPKE = EP/KE and this ratio provides a measure of the frequency of the large-scale turbulent motion

You might like also to try to search the archives for epke.



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