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Old   April 28, 2021, 20:51
Default Turbulence Modelling of Bubble Column
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Hello, everyone!

I was looking at the differences between laminar and turbulent modeling of a case (multiphaseEulerFoam > RAS > bubbleColumn) and I realized that one of the divergence scheme is different for laminar and RAS case. Is this a typo or am I missing something?

Code:
"div\(\(\(\(alpha.*\*thermo:rho.*\)\*nuEff.*\)\*dev2\(T\(grad\(U.*\)\)\)\)\)" Gauss linear;
--> laminar

Code:
"div\(\(\(\(alpha.*\*thermo:rho.*\)*nuEff.*\)\*dev2\(T\(grad\(U.*\)\)\)\)\)" Gauss linear;
--> RAS


The difference is " )\*nuEff. " parts of both lines. The laminar case has \ but RAS is missing it.

Thank you in advance,

Erol.
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