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July 1, 2012, 06:29
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CFD-1987
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Hello to everyone,
I would like to ask for any suggestions regarding which turbulence model to use for an incompressible internal flow. My grid is coarse and as far as i know the k-w model requires very fine grids. I would appreciate any suggestions on that. Kindest Regards |
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July 1, 2012, 15:56
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Svetlin Filipov
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As first approximation try standard turbulent models with reference to Fluent UG. There is a good guide that tells you which model is suitable depending on your problem, Re and flow type...
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July 2, 2012, 04:47
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K-epsilon model is generally recommended for internal flows and k-epsilon model can handle course meshes having wall y+ 30-300
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July 2, 2012, 07:41
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CFD-1987
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Ok thank you guys! I appreciate it
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