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February 23, 2007, 17:14	Getting steady-state solution for turbulent model?	#1
Kwontona Guest Posts: n/a	To get a steady-state solution for two-phase turbulent model under Eulerian model framework, usally there are several logical ways which I have tried: Method_01: get firstly the laminar flow steady-state solution; and then switch to turbulence modeling; Method_02: perform firstly unsteady-state simulation for very long time; then switch "UNSTAEDY" to "STEADY". However, it is found that the above methods do not work for my simulation system. So, how to capture the steady-state solution for the two-phase turbulence model (E-E approach)? Can anyone give some ideas fot this? Thanks in advance.

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