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January 3, 2023, 01:24
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What is the 'Csep' in GEKO model in FLUENT ?
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Choi Inseo
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Hi Im user of FLUENT.
Im usually studying seperation and recirculation/reattachment around backward-facing step. When I study the GEKO model written by Menter, I found the constant of the GEKO model, 'Csep' He said that the 'Csep' is the constant using tune the model to adverse pressure gradients and separation. But I cannot find this constant in the Turbulence Model config. in Fluent. How can I set the 'Csep' ? Thank you. Inseo [1] Menter et al. 'Best Practice: Generalized k-w Two-Equation Turbulence Model in ANSYS CFD (GEKO),' TR. ANSYS. |
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