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April 8, 2021, 15:21 |
Calculating resolved turbulent kinetic energy for nonstationary flow
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Huan Zhang
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Dear Foamers,
I am struggling with the method of calculating resolved turbulent kinetic energy in LES. I have read a lot of threads and see that we can calculate TKE by: 0.5*(Uprime2Mean_XX+Uprime2Mean_YY+Uprime2Mean_ZZ) . But Uprime2Mean is calculated from: u-UMean, where UMean is time-averaged velocity. I know this should work with the statistically stationary flow. However, what if we have a nonstationary flow, like the figure below? Shouldn't we get the Uprime2Mean by subtracting ensemble-averaged velocity from the instantaneous velocity? If we use UMean, the results will be totally different. Any ideas? Kind Regards, Jasper |
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