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October 19, 2009, 12:50 |
Boussinesq Assumption
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Hi all,
I've read that the Boussinesq assumption linearized the relationship between the turbulent stresses and the mean strain rate, so: u_i*u_j=2/3*k*del_ij - 2*nu_t*S_ij I've also seen people say that the Boussinesq assumption makes the normal stresses isotropic, so: uu=vv=ww=2/3*k My question is where does the second term go? Does the Boussinesq assumption also assume that du/dx = dv/dy = dw/dz = 0? Thanks! |
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