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Old   September 9, 1999, 11:03
Default BFS: steady?
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Jan Ramboer
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Hello,

I am solving a backward facing step at a Re=37000. Stepratio=8/9 and inletvelocity= 44.2m/s From the literature I understood this is a steady-state problem. Howver I have problems with convergence solving this with RANS-Baldwin Lomax model. Now I found an article claiming that it isn't steady-state. What is your opinion on this?

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Jan R.
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