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February 18, 2022, 01:51	How do we know the simulation was switched to LES, while using DES model	#1
Aijiazi New Member Ajiazi Join Date: May 2020 Location: Hong Kong Posts: 23 Rep Power: 5	I am using Detached eddy simulation model (DES) in fluent. I want to make sure that the simulation is being switched to LES model away from the wall. How do we know that this swtich happen. Is there any quantity/idicator that can prove that this switch is happen. Thank you

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