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June 16, 2005, 14:32	k-w model, interlengthscale	#1
anna Guest Posts: n/a	Hello to all, I am working with a two phase flow(water-air)in a horizontal pipe and i have to define the values for the turbulence model. I have read in a paper that appropriate is the k-w model. in that paper the author gives very spezific values. How can i determine these values(except of automatic, which is default).Is the geometry important? in addition, this interlength scale is not totally clear to me...could anybody help?? Best regards

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