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December 5, 2002, 23:21
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Laminar or turbulent case ?
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Hello...
Does any one knw ..if a Nozzle modelling can be assumed to be a Laminar case ?( although Jet break up occuring inside is due to eddies and shear forces.) Thanks Bharath |
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December 6, 2002, 03:55
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Re: Laminar or turbulent case ?
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Hi, I think you should use turbulent model for nozzle modeling/ It is one of classical task in CFD. If your nozzle has sharp edges (not rounded) there would be turbulent zone around nozzle under any velocity of stream in nozzle.
Regards, Stanislav |
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