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Initialization of eps, R, k in the LRR turbulence model |
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September 10, 2020, 09:50
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Initialization of eps, R, k in the LRR turbulence model
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Lucie Recurt
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Hello,
I am trying to run a case using the LRR model. My case is a pipe with a piece inside that make the flow rotating. I have some questions concerning this turbulence model: 1/ Do we have to use wall function with this model or we can run it without? 2/ I obtain my R field by running my case using k eps model turbulence. What I obtain is just internal field is it right? If it is, what do I have to put as boundary conditions? My boundary are inlet, outlet and immobile walls Thank you in advance |
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