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November 2, 2007, 07:33	High Re-number models for room airflow	#1
Flo Guest Posts: n/a	Hi, does anyone know, how well high-Re number flows are suited for airflows in rooms? I assume that one should use some kind of combination of high and low Re models for the regions of the inlets (e.g. 3m/s) and other regions!? Flo

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