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February 9, 2005, 11:44	2D Reynold Equations	#1
Alok Kumar Guest Posts: n/a	Dear Friends If we analyse the flow field for turbulent flow in 2D duct using 2D version of fluent.What form of Reynolds equation we solved? can we say that W,w' and z derivative becomes zero? Because the turbulence is a 3d phenomenon. I will be grateful if any body clear my doubts.

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