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February 28, 2008, 12:29 |
estimation of integral time scale
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Hi everyone, I am currently running unsteady, LES simulations on fluent. But I can not see the effects of the turbulence because my time step is higher than the integral time scale=T. When I go through the fluent help, they estimate the integral time scale (21.2.2) thanks to the rms velocity or to k and epsilon. But each time that I try to estimate T with the rms velocity, its value depends on my time step. So it is wrong. And to estimate T with k, and epsilon, i don't know where we can have access to the values of k and epsilon.
If someone can give me a hint |
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