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May 10, 2006, 05:37
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Creating turbulence
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Hi all,
I wanted to do analysis on creating turbulent flows in a mixing tank through nozzles.how can i approach this problem. how can i measutre the turbulance in cfx post. wht is the paramete which makes me confident tht turbulance has been generated in the vessle. can any 1 help me with this??? Thanks & regards |
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May 10, 2006, 18:17
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Re: Creating turbulence
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Hi,
Turbulence intensity (k) is the variable you are looking for. Do some slice planes or isosurfaces and see your turbulence levels. Glenn Horrocks |
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