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fpz March 11, 2005 20:22

The difference between Laminar model and DNS at lo
 
Hi,all, I am newer in CFD. Laminar model is preferable when I choose a mathematical model for low Re problem in Fluent(for example, channel flow less than 2000). But I cannot make a differnce betwwen laminar model and DNS at low Re because here laminar model solves the N-S equation directly. Can I say that Laminar model equals to DNS at low Re given that the mesh resolution is suffcient small? Many thanks!

dirk March 13, 2005 17:57

Re: The difference between Laminar model and DNS a
 
You can say that.

fpz March 13, 2005 22:55

Re: The difference between Laminar model and DNS a
 
Thanks. However, if Re is greater than 2000, how about the difference given the mesh resolution is sufficent small? If it is okay, can we say that laminar model equals to DNS?

mateus March 14, 2005 06:33

Re: The difference between Laminar model and DNS a
 
Hi!

Be carefull with the phrase suficient resolution when talking about DNS...That means about 10^10 nodes for Re=2000 (Re^3)...

Otherwise you can say that...

MATEUS


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