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January 28, 2014, 19:57 |
Huge pipe
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I need to develop a model in CFD that accurately represent the fluid flow in a huge pipe. Standard Eulerian techniques cannot solve the problem accurately because the range of time-scales and length-scales in the problem is so broad. Moreover, Lagrangian methods are difficult to resolve the molecular scale.
So I think that the better approach to the problem it will be the Euler/Lagrange approach. What is your opinion? |
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January 29, 2014, 03:33 |
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"Standard Eulerian techniques cannot solve the problem accurately because the range of time-scales and length-scales in the problem is so broad." Why you wrote that?? |
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