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Old   October 20, 2009, 10:44
Question Transition: which function to identify it?
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Hi
I'm testing the transition model gammaRetheta in star-ccm+.
I would know how I can identify the point at which transition starts. I could use:
-a plot of skin friction coefficient
-a plot of tubolence intensity
-a plot of eddy viscosity
-other (tell me )

What do you think it's the best choice?
The main problem is that using skin friction coefficient the transition starting point is not very evident; instaed if I use a plot with intensity I get a transition point which is different from the one I get using a plot with eddy viscosity!

Thanks!
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