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shahrbanoo
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Hi Dears
Is there any way to run a steady case with large eddy simulation turbulence model, ? Or better to ask is it possible? Best regards... |
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Cees Haringa
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Hi,
LES is inherently transient - you cannot run this in steady state. Good luck! Cees |
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Lucky
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LES is inherently a time-accurate simulation by definition. If you arbitrarily run it in steady mode, you will end up with a laminar flow because the fluctuations about the mean must average to the mean. |
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