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Old   August 11, 2005, 05:24
Default modifying the damping function(STAR CD)
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Ibrahim
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Hi All If (kindly) any1 can really spend few minutes from his value time to help me; how to modify the damping function in LRN k-epsilon model. or making 'Cmu' as a function of another parameter. ( overwhole, changing the turbulent viscosity formula). cheers
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Old   August 15, 2005, 06:40
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I guess you want to modify the log-law, so you should be able to come to your goals by using the STAR-CD user subroutine ROUGHW(ELOG,YLAMS,CONST,YPLS).

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Old   August 15, 2005, 10:01
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Thanx for your reply, Actually, I want to test another damping function using the same LRN k-epsilon model. Because The problem (Non-Newtonian case) I have , needs to have more damping than the Standard one. cheers
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