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Old   October 6, 2005, 15:09
Default k-epsilon model for compressible flow
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Craig Johansen
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I'm using k-epsilon for compressible flow. I can only find the k-epsilon equations for incompressible flow in the fluent manual. Does anyone know where to find the compressible equations (favre average)? Thanks

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