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Hello
I am doing a research about heat transfer on dimpled plate. Air flow condition is laminar flow region (Re1500~3000) So, I chose laminar flow for viscose setting. I checked flow velocity inside of dimple. I expect that there would be vortex inside of dimple. But, there is almost no effect of dimples. In that case, can I use turbulent flow to check the vortex? If I use turbulent flow model, which model can I use? (k-e or LES) Thank you |
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