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Old   July 20, 2000, 21:12
Default Modelling Transition in the Boundary Layer
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Tara
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Hi,

Taking the previous questions about transition modelling a bit further, do any of you have any thoughts/ideas about modelling the transition region of the boundary layer using a transition model? What I'm interested in knowing if it is possible/feasible, is to implement an algebraic transition model in star. I would of course use the 2-layer turbulence model, and finely mesh near the wall. The simple model solves the NS eqns using an effective viscosity mu(effective)= (gamma - 1)*mu(lam) + gamma*mu(turb) where gamma (the intermittency) is a fcn of local flow parameters such as pressure gradient, Re, etc., and it varies between 0 (totally laminar) and 1(totally turbulent).

I'm just a little bit stuck on where I would put this subroutine in star.

If anyone has any ideas, I would appreciate it.

Thanks, Tara
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