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Old   June 19, 2007, 08:01
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David Banks
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Hi there everyone

I am modelling a simple channle in 2D in order to look at the effect of adding blockages (marine current turbines) so i can look at wake distribution, velocity recovery, etc. I am representing the MCT with simple line blockages but want to allow a certain amount of fluid to pass through them as with real life. Lets say the turbine area is about 15% of the total swept area of one revolution...what values would i use when selecting the disc as being porous?

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