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in turbulence case alwayse how do you descide the value of k an e?
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On velocity inlets
k=1.5*(turbulence intensity * velocity)^2 and in general ep=cmu^.75 * k^1.5 / length scale cmu = 0.09 usually length scale can be 10% of a characteristic dimension |
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thanks,but... how is the turbulence intensity ?
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turbulence intensity is defined as the fluctuating velocity component divided by the nominal velocity, typically 10% is a combustor 1%-6% in a wind tunnel. Have a look at the values they use in the tutorials or the user guide
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