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November 28, 2013, 04:38 |
Urms of Vertical Velocity
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I am running a steady state CFD of windflow over a process plant.
I would like to track the root-mean-square of vertical velocity or the standard deviation of vertical velocity fluctuations in FLUENT. However, there is no such option in FLUENT. Since we know that U'=√(1(u_x'^2+u_y'^2+u_z'^2)/3)=√(2k/3) , where k = turbulent kinetic energy and that for RANS model (what I am using) assumes isotropic reynold stresses (where u_x'=u_y'=u_z') , we can come to the following formula, √(1(3u'^2)/3)=√(2k/3) k=3u^2/2 Which means that if i am looking for a standard deviation of vertical velocity fluctuation value of 1.75m/s, I can look for a value of 4.59 J/kg in the turbulent kinetic energy plot. Am I interpreting this correctly? |
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