Hi,
You can get k directly from the defined turbulence intensity but for dissipation you need to have an additional piece of information. Here it has just estimated the turbulent viscosity to be 1000I times the laminar viscosity. This is pretty typical of turbulent flows but is nothing more than a rule of thumb. If you have additional information (eg measured turbulence decay levels) then you should then get the k and e values directly from that and not use this estimate. Glenn Horrocks |
Thank you Glenn.
More precisely, do you if that rule of thumb is based on particular experiments, or if it is the result of some theory? Who came up with that rule? Cheers! Rémi |
Hi,
No idea where it came from. It is just a general observation so it is a guessed value to use until you have a better value. Glenn Horrocks |
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