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Old   September 15, 2017, 13:06
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I am running a LES on STAR-CCM+ 12.02 and I am trying to obtain the SGS Turbulent Kinetic Energy.

When I check the option "Transient Sotarage Retained" over Dynamic Smagorinsky model, a variable called "Filtered velocity" appears in the Field Functions. However, there is no value being attributed to this variable during the calculation.

In the software manual, it is writen that a built-in SGS Turbulent Kinetic Energy becomes available when an aeroacoustics or combustion model is activated. I tried that one but nothing was made available to me.

Does anyone know how can I obtain such thing?

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I'm using WALE and SGS Turbulent Kinetic Energy is automatically attributed.

However you can try this:

- Make your settings (Change to LES etc.....)
- Create a table with an auto-update
- Choose a derived point and the function you want to have evaluated as scalar
- Step for one timestep and check if you have a value. I think you should be able to "force" the calculation like this
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Old   September 18, 2017, 07:03
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I'm using WALE and SGS Turbulent Kinetic Energy is automatically attributed.

However you can try this:

- Make your settings (Change to LES etc.....)
- Create a table with an auto-update
- Choose a derived point and the function you want to have evaluated as scalar
- Step for one timestep and check if you have a value. I think you should be able to "force" the calculation like this
Thank you for the reply!

I have managed to get in contact with the software support and they told me it was a bug in the version I am using. Luckly, there is already a new version available where this issue was fixed.

I will try what you have suggested anyway.
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