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August 21, 2010, 04:05
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two phase k-e turbulent wall function
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Hey All,
Sorry for the cross thread, I don't know which thread this question best belongs too. I would like to know how to properly set up the k-e wall function and solver for wavy stratified flow. I have a thin liquid film which is flowing along a channel at low velocity (4m/s) therefore low Re. A gas is flowing over the thin film at a relatively high velocity (40m/s), therefore high Re. How do I set the turbulent model correctly so that I can capture the turbulence at the interface correctly? I am currently using interFoam as the solver. Thanks in advance Metro |
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