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Old   July 16, 2018, 00:44
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Hello all, As a part of my work I am simulating a situation of bubble movement in a static liquid. For that i am using Standard k-epsilon model but, i am unable to fix on the values of k and epsilon. Can some one please tell what values can i take and the reason behind it if any or suggest me a way in which i can get them with reasoning.
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Old   July 16, 2018, 12:59
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Maybe I am not familiar with this field but a static liquid shouldn't have any turbulence. Why you are using a turbulence model at all?
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Maybe I am not familiar with this field but a static liquid shouldn't have any turbulence. Why you are using a turbulence model at all?
Bubble movement in static liquid produces turbulence... Something called Bubble induced turbulence..
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Okay... so... Either way the initial fluid is at rest and completely devoid of turbulence. So the initial values and boundary conditions for k and epsilon should be 0 everywhere.
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Okay... so... Either way the initial fluid is at rest and completely devoid of turbulence. So the initial values and boundary conditions for k and epsilon should be 0 everywhere.
I completely agree with you. But, in the software i am using 'openFOAM', I am unable to initialise with 'k' and 'epsilon' as '0'. Solver is giving error. But, thank you fpr replying.
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