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Old   January 28, 2002, 13:30
Default Velocity and turbulence measurements for a pipe
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John Grimm
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Dear All,

I am new to CFD so I thought I would start with a relatively simple case - a straight pipe flowing full of water with turbulent flow. I have managed to obtain a solution, but I want to know if it is correct. I have compared the velocity profile through the cross section with the one seventh power law and it gives a good result. Is there any checks for turbulence, or further ones for velocity that anyone would recommend?

Thanks in advance, John
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