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October 26, 2011, 09:49 |
K-ε Model and SIMPLE?
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anonymous
Join Date: Aug 2011
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Hi Guys,
I wanted to get cleared up about how exactly the k-ε fits into an incompressible solver that doesn't have turbulence handling. I am reading the Versteeg book Introduction to CFD the Finite Volume Method. In the book he describes pretty thoroughly how to implement the SIMPLE method for a laminar solver, but only has a short chapter giving the transport equations for K and ε but he doesn't tell at all how to implement this turbulence modelling. My question is how is k-ε implemented? Does it remove all swirling vortexes and eddies from the output? Searching online doesn't yield anything about implementation, only a re-iteration of what the transport equations mean... Thanks! |
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