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personally I prefer RNG model. what about you?
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It depends on the model, but I use V2F
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RNG is a variant of k-epsilon model. So your question does not make sense.
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I think you'll find that real men use cubic.
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whoa so I'm a real men!
![]() a part this sentence...there is NOT a "best" turbulence model...the better you can choose depends on the phenomena that you must study...in presence of pressure gradients, swirl motions, curvature and similar I use k-eps CUBIC (standard)...but that's a choice...someone may prefer k-w SST if they want a "simple" model (linear) that accounts for pressure gradients... |
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here is for real people who're high of the gene pool and not for people who talk about a pint of Guinness in local Irish pub!
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