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Old   September 19, 2013, 15:46
Default LRR turbulence model - initial condition set up
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Hi all,
i'm looking for informations / tutorials / guidelines in order to setup a simulation with LRR turbulence model.
The paper i'm following provides me the turbulence profiles: \overline{u'u'},\overline{v'v'} and -\overline{u'v'}

I've seen its possible to define the R tensor with constant values. Is it possible to use profiles instead?
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Old   September 20, 2013, 04:37
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Dear Davide

About your last question:
Yes. it is possible. there are a lot of posts here in cfd-online regarding this matter.
search the forums for timeVaryingMappedFixedValue or swak4Foam.
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i Know about the timeVarying...
my question is more specific...
if I want to use a profile for velocity, I create a file U for the velocity values in caseDir/constants/boundary data/inletPatch

what file should I create in order to declare turbulence stresses profiles?
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There is a tutorial in OpenFOAM which uses timeVaryingMappedFixedValue for inlet: pitzDailyExptInlet

your boundaryData must be something like this: boundaryData

you must add your R inlet Values to this folder: 0

And then in your 0 folder, specify
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{
        type            timeVaryingMappedFixedValue;
        setAverage      off;
    }
for R at inlet.
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how am i supposed to separate the the three turbulence stresses profiles?
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R is a symmetric tensor that requires 6 components (not 3). have a look at the U in 0
write R according to it but with 6 components not 3.
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