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Old   October 18, 2007, 10:44
Default LES and RANS region in a DES computation
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In a recent paper I read, I saw for a DES simulation a plot, where the LES and RANS regions of the computation were shown (a value of one representing a complete LES region and a value of zero a complete RANS region).

I would like to do this with my simulation as well. I know that it is possible for example to show in CFX, yet I have not be able to find a similar option using FLUENT. Is there such an option at all?

(Using a Spalart-Allmaras simulation one could theoretically use the wall distance to calculate the areas of RANS and LES, but I was looking for a quicker - and more unmessy - way to do this)

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Any help would be appreciated
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