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July 6, 2016, 15:55	How to get turbulence along the length of a pipe?	#1
jenny_kapoor New Member Jenny Kapoor Join Date: Apr 2016 Posts: 5 Rep Power: 10	Hello all, I have simulated laminar flow in a long pipe with a rotating object in the middle of the pipe (kind of an impeller). After crossing the object, the flow becomes turbulent for a certain length. Now I want to see how much distance does eddies travel along the length of pipe before their complete dissipation. Basically I want to plot any turbulence parameter like Intensity, TKE, epsilon, etc. vs Distance traveled. Is there any plot that can give this information? Thanks, Jenny cdixonm likes this.

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