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Old   February 12, 2007, 05:48
Default specifying turbulance from laminar
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asghari
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Hi all;

How can we distinguish between turbulance from laminar flows in CFD commercial softwares or another codes?

suppose in my case ,in the biginning, my code converges,then i increase the velocity in inlet as much as fluid place in the turbulent flows,if i use no turbulance model what event is possible to happend?

Thanks in advance for everybody help me.

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