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Old   November 23, 2002, 11:56
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swapnil
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Hi ,

For the turbulence model how can we estimate the value of turbulence intensity at the inlet if we don't have experimental data ? i guess this value will help in estimating the value of k and epsilon.

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P.S i am CFX5.5.1 user
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Old   November 24, 2002, 08:18
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Read down in this forum. There are several references to textbooks about turbulence such as Rodi (1980s) who provide explanation to this effect on a case per case basis.
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Old   November 25, 2002, 04:09
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If the flow is fully developed, the turbulence intensity may be as high as a few percent.

There is a empirical correlation for pipe flows for turbulence intensity:

I=0.16*(Re)**(-1.8)

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