How could I enable the 'Turbulence' in the Boundary Conditons?

Jongmin Choi · February 9, 2016, 08:51

Hi.

Sometimes I couldn't see the 'Turbulence' box in inlet or outlet boundary conditions.

I will show specifically what I'm saying in attached photoes. I will check the 'Turbulence' box on the one of the photoes and also upload the photo on that I couldn't find the 'Turbulence' box

Could you explain how I can make the 'Turbulence' in boundary conditions shown?

Thank you.

`e` · February 9, 2016, 16:31

A turbulence model must be selected to apply turbulent boundary conditions, which one have you enabled? If you're using the laminar or inviscid models then turbulent boundary conditions are not applicable.

Jongmin Choi · February 10, 2016, 02:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by `e`

A turbulence model must be selected to apply turbulent boundary conditions, which one have you enabled? If you're using the laminar or inviscid models then turbulent boundary conditions are not applicable.

Yeah. When I choosed viscous model, I finally could enable the 'turbulence' box!!

Thank you so much!! :^)

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`e` Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2015 Posts: 892 Rep Power: 19	A turbulence model must be selected to apply turbulent boundary conditions, which one have you enabled? If you're using the laminar or inviscid models then turbulent boundary conditions are not applicable.