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May 4, 2006, 06:39
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Hi!
Is there a possibility
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Andreas Hauffe
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Hi!
Is there a possibility of damping the turbulent behaviour of a flow for a steady state calulation. I have an airfoil and need the liftcoefficient. After the stalling angle the flow is turbulent, of course. So for the lift coefficient there is an fluctuation of about 100% of the value and no steady solution. So I hope there is a possibility of damping. If I set the relaxation factors lower it just calculation the fluctiation in a higher "time resolution". Thanks Andreas |
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