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Hello,
I am using ANSYS Fluent 2020 r1 to simulate the filling stage of an injection mould. However, I don't know which material model is more suitable/correct for the flow of the molten polymer. In Fluent I can see the following options: -Laminar -K-Epsilon -k-Omega -Transition SST From the turbulence models, the main ones are: -RNG - Model -Standard - Model -Reynolds Stress Model -Detached Eddy Simulation Model -SST - DES Model -Large Eddy Simulation Model I wonder which one of these models could originate more realistic results. I appreciate any opinions regarding this matter. I thank you in advance. Best regards, Silva |
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