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Old   December 4, 2017, 02:35
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I am simulating the flow from these (3 inlets) 8 attached figure untill the top of the plate where my outlet is located.


I am using the following BC


Inlet - Pressure Inlet
Outlet - Mass flow outlet

I am working on inlet pressures between 6- 24 bars . Do i need to use K epsilon or k omega turbulence models currently i am running my simulations in laminar model

Due to high pressure of 6-24 bar as enough turbulence is generated do i need to select a turbulence model

Also to get accurate results how fine should my mesh or the skewness of the mesh elements be ?
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